Originally posted by 11Bravo
1. Gathering 6 million Jews. How many jews werent gathered up?
How big was the Jewish population? Wouldnt 6 million be about 110% of the European Jewish population?
This is a good example of the ignorant side of the equation.
2. Destroying 6 million bodies. Do you have any idea how much fuel it would take to burn 6 million bodies? Why would they waste precious fuel during
a war?
THis is a good example of the gullible side of holocaust denial.
3. Decimating the work force. The Germans used the prisoners as a source of slave labor. Why would they want to destroy a slave work force of
6 million?
Because they hated the jews and wanted to destroy them. They made them into slave labourers so that they could slowly kill them through it.
That being said I should probably state my views for the record.
Yes, the Holocaust happened.
No, I dont believe the numbers are accurate.
Based on what? What numbers are you saying it was? 1 million? 200,000? 4 million? Who is purposely 'pushing' six million as baseless propaganda, and
for what effect? Is it the 'evil joos'?
Yes, the holocaust was horrible.
No, I dont believe the Jewish holocaust is any worse then the Native American Holocaust, or the Soviet holocaust, or any number of other mass
slaughters thoughout history.
The destruction of the native americans was not an intentional systematic plan of extermination. Most native americans died from disease that was
inevitably picked up from contact with europeans unitentionally, despite the fact that they DID purposely try to infect some tribes at some times.
Stalin killed more than 6 million people, but he wasn't intentionally trying to exterminate a people. The Turks tried to ethnically cleanse the
armenians, but they werent' anywhere as nearly successful.
That is why the holocaust was unique. It was a single event, it was intentional, it killed millions, and the purpose was to exterminate a people.
It is different, in those respects, from every other episode of mass muder amoung the many such episodes in man's history.