Holocaust Denial

[CatholicDefender]

This guy has some pretty good points though.

How do you refute him?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rhGMCYWqKI

[Cyberman]

It's not up to us to refute him. The question is, how do you support him?

[CatholicDefender]

@Cyberman.

Maybe the tremendous number of survivors who to this day tour the high school speaking circuit?

Not that this proves anything, but a number of people seem to have faked their stories. Ever hear of Irene Zisbaltt? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wAbjUqHTNA


Also, how did they get so many people to settle Israel who weren't sick or starving

[Cyberman]

Why don't you present your own arguments, instead of linking to videos and saying "how do you explain that"?

[Little lunch]

I watched the video.
The guy states that he is not racist and his only interest is in the truth.
But, being a x-tian, it does seem like he has an agenda when he mentions that jews will go to hell and that they tell their children that the nazi regime was x-tian which he says is, of course, untrue.
It makes me wonder if you, Catholic Defender, don't have your own agenda here.
Personally, I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt for now.
It is generally the case though, when someone comes in, starts their own threads and doesn't contribute to anything else.

[CatholicDefender]

I sort of liked the bit about him telling the Jews not to worry about the ovens of the camps, but to instead worry about the eternal oven, i.e Hell.

We can all get a bit sour about what people did to us in the past, but the important thing is to pray to God and serve Him, or else pay the ultimate price

[Anomalocaris]

I sort of liked the bit about him telling the Jews not to worry about the ovens of the camps, but to instead worry about the eternal oven, i.e Hell.

We can all get a bit sour about what people did to us in the past, but the important thing is to pray to God and serve Him, or else pay the ultimate price

The Fuhrer's undying soul no doubt never expected to hear such beautiful music to his dead ears so long after the greatest collective exertion of men in the 20th century finally put his earthly corpse into a pool of burning gasoline atop the Fuhrer bunker.

[CatholicDefender]

^ You mean the American and British army right?

[Cyberman]

Don't forget the Russians. They helped a bit, too.

[CatholicDefender]

Don't forget the Russians. They helped a bit, too.

I guess they did, but for some reason Ive always had sort of an aversion to reading about them and their exploits.

I vastly prefer reading about the battle of London, Operation Torch and D-day as opposed to anything the Russians did. It just seems like such a bloody, bad and cold place to be at that time, so I prefer not to read about it. I also pity the German soldiers who froze to death and were starved at Stalingrad. Not all of them were Nazis you know!

Btw, I really really hate reading about the Italian campaign. It just was a long hard slog to nowhere it seemed. Ever wonder why hollywood makes so few movies about the Italian theater? There was no Italian campaign version of saving Private Ryan(thoughh the Pacific version, the Thin Red Line is fantastic!!). Perhaps because it was primarily a British/Austrlian venture with only minority Yankee support?

Anyway, the Soviet contribution just doesn't interest me much, so I tend not to read about it.