The stats feed: Mohamed appears on those lists, but it's actually only #1 in England (and Berlin specifically). Most European countries—France, Germany overall, Netherlands, Spain, Italy—it's not even in the top 10. It's more of a statistical consolidation effect: all the Mohamed/Muhammad/Mohammed spellings aggregate into one name, while names like Noah, Lucas, Luca get split across variants. The way it's presented kinda suggests replacement theory when the data doesn't really support that narrative.

And on the war front: yes, all life lost is tragic. But "pointless"? When you're staring down fascist genocidal regimes, picking up arms isn't pointless—it's survival. The alternative is boots on necks. WW1 maybe had more ambiguity, but WW2? Not pointless.