Equivocation fallacy. The Chinese Nationalist Party of 1949 during the Chinese Civil War was not a Nationalistic Fascist or a Nationalistic Supremacy party, despite the name. @Brainspore, am I correct in inferring that your statement was intended to specifically mean “Why have members of any Nationalist Supremacist movement been rounded up and gassed by forces in their own country?” I infer this by the context of your comment about “flag waving members of the ethnic majority”. Additionally, there is a significant difference between an ongoing civil war between two different factions targeting enemy belligerents and troops and an ideological campaign of extermination.
Also, being pedantic, neither gas nor other chemical weapons were used on the Chinese Army, nor were they rounded up and massacred in mass graves as an organized campaign of ideological extermination (beyond the general point that, yes, it was a war, and, unless I’m misunderstanding things, troops still engaged in hostilities are fair game for the opposing force to kill).
