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AngryCymraeg
reply to post by MuzzleBreak
Truth-seekers? Zundel??? The man's a lunatic who believes that the Earth is hollow. Irving? The man had his reputation destroyed in a court of law after he revealed himself to be a charlatan (and actually addressed the judge as 'Mein Fuhrer'). As for Toben the man blames sooper seekrit evul Zionists for everything, so he's five cans short of a six-pack.
MuzzleBreak
AngryCymraeg
reply to post by MuzzleBreak
Truth-seekers? Zundel??? The man's a lunatic who believes that the Earth is hollow. Irving? The man had his reputation destroyed in a court of law after he revealed himself to be a charlatan (and actually addressed the judge as 'Mein Fuhrer'). As for Toben the man blames sooper seekrit evul Zionists for everything, so he's five cans short of a six-pack.
And you're happy with them being jailed for dis-believing your view of history?
MuzzleBreak
reply to post by AngryCymraeg
So the answer is "Yes"---you are completely OK with jailing someone for voicing/writing views contrary to the Dogma of the Holocaust.
That anyone can be OK with that kind of thinking shows us much of their character, or lack thereof.
AngryCymraeg
MuzzleBreak
reply to post by AngryCymraeg
So the answer is "Yes"---you are completely OK with jailing someone for voicing/writing views contrary to the Dogma of the Holocaust.
That anyone can be OK with that kind of thinking shows us much of their character, or lack thereof.
And someone who believes a single word that Zundel, Irving or Toben says about the Holocaust also reveals a great deal about themselves. A very great deal.
And by the way, they broke local laws. Personally speaking I don't agree with having those laws in place, but then I'm not a German and I don't have the hideous weight of guilt hanging over me from what my grandparents did. Free debate should be allowed. It shows up the Deniers for the badly-educated, dishonest, publicity-hungry, anti-Semitic pond life that they are.
MuzzleBreak
So now you don't agree with those laws?
AngryCymraeg
MuzzleBreak
So now you don't agree with those laws?
On reflection, no. There should be other ways to point at Holocaust deniers and then laugh at them. That said, I can understand why those countries have those laws.
MuzzleBreak
Good, but--
If you are claiming that those laws are the results of guilty consciences by the children of some of those nations in WW2, that is a far stretch.
Only one logical reason for making a law which criminalizes questioning of some specific Dogma---
--- the Dogma has lies which, if widely known, would cause some harm to those in power. All Western nations have their ZOGs. The Holocaust Dogma is intended to be the new religion for Gentiles and Jews alike. That is why its questioners are treated the same as religious heretics were by the old RCC.
AngryCymraeg
reply to post by MuzzleBreak
Ok. Time for cards on the table. Do you, or do you not, believe that the Holocaust happened?