I mean, it would be ironic if they would give this reasoning, considering the fact that the US currently has its own version of concentration camps which we, as western countries upholding ideals of freedom, should want to change.
Looking for "concentration camp USA" on DDG, just to make sure we're talking about the same thing, it comes up with some site about customs and border patrol stations where refugees are imprisoned in for-profit facilities. Is that what you are referring to?
"Concentration camps" is the exact and precise term for what the USA has.
"Extermination camps" are the ones we probably don't have.
On the flip side. The CCP has been committing a genocide by UN standards and has previously admitted to organ harvesting.
Concentration camp in America = break the law by entering the country illegally and need to be processed before you're deported.
Those things do not sound at all similar.
Seems pretty similar in the US for black people, being 12% of the population yet 33% of the prison population while white people are 63% of the population and only 30% of the prison population. [1] Are all 12 million Uyghurs in camps? Or is it also a disproportionate amount like in the US? Estimates say about 3 million are in camps, so about 25%. So, statistically anyway, the US seems a bit worse so far.
> Concentration camp in America = break the law by entering the country illegally and need to be processed before you're deported.
A concentration camp is a concentration camp regardless of the justification.
[1]. https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/05/06/share-of-bl...