Go ahead and question it, but examine the evidence yourself -- there are literally thousands of published memoirs of Jews who survived the camps and the ghettos. It's absolutely true that Jews have taken advantage of their victimhood in disgusting ways, but the facts are clear: there was a Holocaust.
I hear you. "Facts" are what people are having problems with nowadays, there has been so much disinformation. If you were to tell me the "facts" are clear about the moon landings, that would not quell my suspicions concerning the subject. The more you delve into things nowadays the more you see the "facts" aren't always "facts." Anyway, It would take more time than I'm willing to invest, to examine it, that's for sure (holocaust). But I would like to. For it to be illegal to study it because you have questions and doubts is Orwellian nonsense. (I do believe there was persecution and camps etc., but what exactly these camps were and how many died in the alleged holocaust I don't know ... I hear the census statistics at the time do not jive w/ the numbers killed, but whatever, I haven't the time.)
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bopper ago
The Holocaust is sacrosanct. Can't touch it, laws against questioning it just makes you more curious.
Astrodreamer ago
Go ahead and question it, but examine the evidence yourself -- there are literally thousands of published memoirs of Jews who survived the camps and the ghettos. It's absolutely true that Jews have taken advantage of their victimhood in disgusting ways, but the facts are clear: there was a Holocaust.
bopper ago
I hear you. "Facts" are what people are having problems with nowadays, there has been so much disinformation. If you were to tell me the "facts" are clear about the moon landings, that would not quell my suspicions concerning the subject. The more you delve into things nowadays the more you see the "facts" aren't always "facts." Anyway, It would take more time than I'm willing to invest, to examine it, that's for sure (holocaust). But I would like to. For it to be illegal to study it because you have questions and doubts is Orwellian nonsense. (I do believe there was persecution and camps etc., but what exactly these camps were and how many died in the alleged holocaust I don't know ... I hear the census statistics at the time do not jive w/ the numbers killed, but whatever, I haven't the time.)