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[Marvel] Does Magneto's hatred of humans extend to his parents and fellow victims of the Holocaust?

I'm not familiar with 100% of Marvel lore, but an aspect of Magneto's character kind of doesn't sit right with me:

He hates humanity, but what about his parents? They weren't mutants, but he clearly loved them and still misses them.

What about the fellow Jews/Romani/homosexuals/etc who were killed and victimized during the Holocaust? Most of them were humans, and their deaths clearly motivate his Mutant-supremacy agenda (to prevent a similar massacre of Mutantkind).

Are these people just "exceptions", or is his anti-human crusade more nuanced than I'm aware?
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It's a little more complicated than that.

Magneto doesn't hate humans or humanity, firstly. He considers them like less advanced lifeforms- not to be randomly abused or treated cruelly without reason, but if at any point mutant desires are measured against human ones, the human must lose, every single time. If humanity would accept their proper place and leave mutants to their own devices, there would be no conflict. 

Unfortunately, segments of humanity have chosen to consider mutants as a threat, and he's personally seen during the Third Reich the horrific things humans will do to those they consider dangerous.

Humanity have made the situation an 'us or them' one on his mind, and since the greater mass of humanity isn't stopping the ones hurting and hunting mutants, then they all get painted with the same brush- enemies in a war for survival.

Anyone that dies or gets hurt in this war are just like any other casualties of war, an unfortunate necessity. In fact, if winning meant every living human died so that mutants lived free, well, he'd kill the very last one himself. 

Basically, when humans stop being worthy of contempt, he'll stop having contempt for them. Until then, they are simply a problem to be solved.