The Holocaust...
Should the official narrative be allowed to be questioned?
Of course - like any other issue.
It should be open to discussion.
Cheap lobbing of "nazi" blah blah blah simply indicates that the person can't come up with a coherent debate.
When it comes to the Holocaust though...folks should be aware that there is a lot of good documentation of atrocities. EXACT numbers might be debatable, but when you are looking at numbers as high as were killed...well...what difference does a thousand here or there really matter in determining the "truth"?
Likewise, in this same argument, it's rather sad that other genocides get overlooked in global rhetoric: Rwanda (well hell, it's only Africa) or Bosnia/etc (well hell, they are Muslims).
Genocide is unacceptable. Denying it, is an act of moral cowardice.
Should the official narrative be allowed to be questioned?
Of course - like any other issue.
It should be open to discussion.
Cheap lobbing of "nazi" blah blah blah simply indicates that the person can't come up with a coherent debate.
When it comes to the Holocaust though...folks should be aware that there is a lot of good documentation of atrocities. EXACT numbers might be debatable, but when you are looking at numbers as high as were killed...well...what difference does a thousand here or there really matter in determining the "truth"?
Likewise, in this same argument, it's rather sad that other genocides get overlooked in global rhetoric: Rwanda (well hell, it's only Africa) or Bosnia/etc (well hell, they are Muslims).
Genocide is unacceptable. Denying it, is an act of moral cowardice.