The United States commits democide to a much smaller extent than many other nations.

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Democide refers to the killing of individuals or groups by a government or its agents. While the United States has had instances of state-sponsored violence, such as during the Native American genocide and the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II, its overall record of democide is much lower compared to many other nations, particularly those with authoritarian regimes.

The United States Commits Democide to a Much Smaller Extent