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One must not confuse the instigation of individual, concrete murder cases under domestic criminal law—motivated by personal resentment or robbery—with the systematic purges (massacres) carried out by Marxist-Communist terrorist organizations.

This is because purges (massacres) conducted by Marxist-Communist terrorists constitute crimes against humanity under international law, akin to the Holocaust committed by Nazi Germany.

Those who command organizational acts of terrorism based on Marxist-Communism can be brought to justice under international law as suspects of crimes against humanity—even without proving a concrete, individual causal relationship—so long as the hierarchical chain of command within the Marxist-Communist organization is established.

The reason why American Marxist-Communists—who fanatically believe that "proletarian violent revolution is an inevitable outcome of capitalism"—have to this day avoided openly identifying themselves as "Marxist-Communists," opting instead to deceive the public using euphemisms such as "democratic socialists" or "Democrats," is likely out of fear of being prosecuted for crimes against humanity under international law for repeatedly instigating systematic purges (massacres) by Marxist-Communist terrorist organizations against "counter-revolutionary bourgeois elements."

If a university—such as one presided over by a president like Hyoe Ouchi, who leaned overwhelmingly toward Marxist-Communism—repeatedly indoctrinates students with the view that capitalists, or counter-revolutionary bourgeois elements, are historically destined to be purged through proletarian violent revolution, its leadership stands to be judged for crimes against humanity in the same manner as the leadership of Nazi Germany, even if they did not teach specific methods for killing Jewish people.