The difference is that the Communist Party isn't pushing ethnonationalist revanchism or annihilation of targeted populations. The platform of the Nsdap was not subtle nor it's messaging to the German people. The Jews were the problem and there expulsion from Germany the solution.
Communist Party propaganda isn't exactly subtle. If the Party decides the Uighurs as a whole are enemies of the people, they will be classified as such and Chinese public sentiment mobilized towards their eradication via public media organs. When the party announces who the enemy
is, it is very explicit. So far, the Party is targeting Uighur religious expression directly and indirectly cultural traits deemed potentially separatists. This is actually explicity designed to leave Uighurs a pathway to collaboration rather than deeming them undesirables.
As an actual ethno-revanchist and someone who firmly believes that population transfers are the only solution for a lasting peace, this shouldn't be considered apologetics. The Communist Party's actions are actually only half-assed and will have to be regularly reinforced.
