I respect your opinion but do not share it.  The key words here are "degree and scale".  While I believe the residential schools were horriffic, 6,000 is a tiny fraction of 6 million.  There was no stated aim to wipe a people off the face of the earth through mass murder, no barbaric medical experimentation, and the conditions of forced labour and systemic starvation in the camps were exponentially worse than those suffered by our indigenous peoples.

Saganash does Jews, homosexuals, political prisoners and Slavic peoples a huge disservice by his comparison with the Third Reich.  It is as reprehensible as Beyak's assertion that the residential schools were partly a good thing.