We live in Jewmerica now where the holocaust is like religion. Cause basically it's the card that Jewish people play and they can't afford to lose it.
Hence why questioning the holocaust leads to all the anger and hate even if you're just really curious about facts and evidence.
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WTF?
I have lots of questions about the facts. I have researched them, gone to the library, I've never received angry responses. Then again, I'm not dumb enough to ask somewhere like WoW. I also don't ask dumb questions like "prove it to me".
Read a book?
I don't know, why would ignorant fcuktards questioning one of the best documented exmples of state sanctioned and perpetrated genocide in human history make people upset?
Apparently your skills of deduction are right up their with reasoning and reading.
I don't think most Holocaust heretics deny the Holocaust happening, but rather question some of the details, like the numbers and "boiling pits of human fat", lampshades, soap and whatnot.
@ Bigot
"Heretic"? You're making it sound like the Holocaust is a religion, which it's not. It's a proven historical event.
And to respond to Teuton, people get angry at Holocaust deniers because they're fucking stupid and tend to take the position that while the Holocaust didn't happen, it should have. People would get angry at someone that denied the Civil War happen, because like the Holocaust, it has tons of evidence.
Yes, because all those pictures, recordings, and testimonies from Nazi officials and American soldiers, not to mention the Nuremburg Trials, are all just fake propaganda. And the moon is just a giant hunk of white cheese in the sky.
Problem is most people that question the numbers of the Holocaust are exclusively anti-semites.
WHich is ironic because I find most deniers tend to actually want Jews to die. Yet, they can't fathom how a holocaust could happen.
Case-in-point, Bigot, the idiot troll.
Adam: Problem is most people that question the numbers of the Holocaust are exclusively anti-semites.
Of course, because they're labeled as such when they question the Holocaust. Duh.
It wasn't a "(failed) attempt to wipe out a minority group;" sadly the scope was much bigger.
And I think it's been proven that things like the use of human flesh as soap/soup/etc was more or less just a rumor in the camps and didn't really happen. The majority of remains were burnt.
Confused?
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