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the poem is mainly used to 'defend' communists and anti-vietnam war stances.
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See, at the moment I see the poem mainly being evoked by the Pro-Israel contingent, or in relation to Darfur. I can't think of two more appropriate applications. It says to take genocide personally even when you are not the target. ...or that "their" problem IS your problem. I don't know man, do you think the "Never Again" slogan is about pacifism?