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Holocaust Denial
#61
RE: Holocaust Denial
Irony, teeheee.  He -is- the bait....Dyre, lol.
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#62
RE: Holocaust Denial
There are two main bards of the Holocaust: Elie Wiesel and Primo Levi.

I recently borrowed Levi's complete works from the local library.

Does anyone have any opinion on either, and whose works are superior?

Levi apparently was a chemist and professional write with a number of volumes. I can only think of Night by Wiesel.

Its sort of a shame Wiesel made himself the grand priest of the holocaust and was willing to let himself be pimped out by Oprah Winfrey along with others.

Levi seems more subdued, and had more interests in his life besides his tragic internment at aushwitgz

https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/07/elie-...e-kertesz/

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc...es/413134/
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#63
RE: Holocaust Denial
Here's a better idea. Do you have an opinion on either of them?

Do you actually have an opinion of your own at all? Or can you only speak in hyperlinks?
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#64
RE: Holocaust Denial
Um, Elie Wiesel had far more books to his name than Night. Granted, Night is easily the most famous, but he actually had a bigger bibliography than Primo Levi.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elie_Wiesel_bibliography
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#65
RE: Holocaust Denial
(August 30, 2017 at 12:19 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: How could that be? What were the British bombers doing for years if not degrading German industrial capacity?

lol, someone has never heard of the Butts Report. As late as late 1942, three years into British bombings, the RAF determined that their CEP for night bombings was five miles. They could barely hit the city at all, much less a factory inside it.

(August 30, 2017 at 12:19 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: One canard of the Holocaust deniers is that the reason so many inmates died was because of allied saturation bombings which destroyed the German ability to feed the prisoners. Is that true, or were they deliberately starved?

Neither. About 1 million died as a result of Einsatzgruppen, a cause which cannot be laid at the feet of the Allies in any case. Invoices show the shipment of Zyklon-B to Auschwitz, Birkenau, and other death camps which murdered millions. The destruction of German transportation was only effected in late 1944-early 1945, after the active operations at most death camps ceased.

(August 30, 2017 at 12:19 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: These days holocaust survivors is a label to any Jewish person who lived in Europe during the 1930s-40s.

This is nonsense. Einstein fits your definition, yet no one labels him a Holocaust survivor. Many others as well.

(August 30, 2017 at 12:19 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: Nowadays it seems all the holocaust survivors were at Aushwitz and no other camp, all of them were experimented on by Dr. Mengele (he can't be everywhere at once!).

Again, rot. If you'd like a slapdown, just ask. I'll be happy to provide source material. Somehow, though (I wonder why?) I don't think you're really interested in the truth of the matter. I think you're pushing an agenda.

(August 30, 2017 at 12:19 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: There aren't really masterful works on the camps anymore. In the old days it was Elie Wiesel, Primo Levi and (Rest their souls) Anne and Otto Frank.

In the past 20 years there have been massive numbers of memoirs written about the camps, some of which turned out to be false.

1.http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/US/story?id=6903068

2.https://carolynyeager.net/holocaust-scholar-finds-“diamond-girl”-be-work-fiction

3.https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jun/24/holocaust-survivor-lied-joseph-hirt-auschwitz

Oh, dear. Some few fabricate false narratives, and that undermines the entire body of evidence? Some Americans claimed to be native Americans when they weren't. Does that obviate the genocide we practiced here?

I think you're a Holocaust denier, but lack the balls to admit as much. At least the assholes marching in Charlottesville were honest enough to march under an open flag. You, on the other hand, strike me as a Holocaust version of a concern troll -- pretending to fight against Holocaust deniers while reposting their views uncritically.

Whether or not you are such, the fact that you repost those posts uncritically and are apparently unable to review the history for yourself marks you as a deficient thinker and unworthy of serious consideration. If you really cared about the issue you would take the time to inform yourself prior to engaging in discussion over it, and certainly prior to engaging in argument about it. The fact that you are happy to argue from ignorance says much more about you than your arguments themselves ... though they say much about you as well.

Give us some more of that old-time Catholicism, kid. Fly that flag. You're feeding the atheist narrative. Smile

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#66
RE: Holocaust Denial
I dont deny the Holocaust.

I just have questions about it, and aside from mandated classes in it in middle school and high school (part of this tolerance agenda or something) I really haven't heard much about it, or sought a ton of info.

I can't get over how they never told us about the Dachau priest barracks. I wonder if my school was anti Catholic at some level.

Just I don't know.. part of me thinks the Germans were the good guys when they invaded the Soviet Union, the greatest anti christian entity on the earth, and the brute Stalin had far bloodier hands than Herr Hitler did.

Look at these pictures of German "brutal occupation" in the USSR

1. http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org/...20Riga.jpg

2. http://imgur.com/qi1VUGR

3.https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/ac/6e/87/ac6e8782f8592deb50ee8f1f4659cb25.jpg

4. and many such others http://www.mourningtheancient.com/truth-ukrainev2.htm

At some level the people of the USSr saw the Nazis as liberators, even if the NAzis did bad things.

Im just saying things can be a bit complicated at times, and the German invasion of the USSR can't in itself be viewed as a rotten thing, though rotten things inevitably occurred.

Was the Allied attack on Germany all bad because of the firebombing of Hamburg and Dresden?
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#67
RE: Holocaust Denial
(August 31, 2017 at 7:29 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: Soviet Union, the greatest anti christian entity on the earth,

So Stalin did have some redeeming qualities.

Interestingly, the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church sucked stalin's cock with almost as much relish as the Catholic Church sucked Hitler's one testicled cock, and Stalin was more generous with his reward than Hitler, and he gave th patriarch of Moscow the Hero of socialist labor medal, which is the most prestigious medal the USSR gave to civilians.
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#68
RE: Holocaust Denial
(August 31, 2017 at 7:29 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: I dont deny the Holocaust.


Like I said, I think you want to but lack the gonads to say so openly. That is why you posit questions, strew links uncritically, and argue over details even when you're obviously ignorant of those same details.

(August 31, 2017 at 7:29 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: I just have questions about it, and aside from mandated classes in it in middle school and high school (part of this tolerance agenda or something) I really haven't heard much about it, or sought a ton of info.

lol, poor thing, you have to tolerate history? My lord, you're so abused!

(August 31, 2017 at 7:29 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: Just I don't know.. part of me thinks the Germans were the good guys when they invaded the Soviet Union, the greatest anti christian entity on the earth, and the brute Stalin had far bloodier hands than Herr Hitler did.

You're not alone. Your own pope regarded Operation Barbarossa as "high-minded gallantry in defense of Christian civilization" ... never mind that Hitler had already laid out thirteen years prior his ideas that Lebensraum would be found in the East ... never mind that he'd already shown with the Poles how he was prepared to deal with Untermenschen like Slavs ... never mind that your pope never recanted this praise even after the operations of the Einsatzgruppen were made clear in the Nuremberg trials.

That part of you that thinks the Germans were the good guys invading Russia is also the part of you that thinks a war of extermination is a good thing. It's the part of you that thinks that your ideology is more important than human lives. It's the religious part of you. Own it.

Now, how about you tell us how your belief in your god imbues you with morality? I'm all fucking ears, pal.

(August 31, 2017 at 7:29 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: Look at these pictures of German "brutal occupation" in the USSR

1. http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org/...20Riga.jpg

2. http://imgur.com/qi1VUGR

3.https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/ac/6e/87/ac6e8782f8592deb50ee8f1f4659cb25.jpg

4. and many such others http://www.mourningtheancient.com/truth-ukrainev2.htm

At some level the people of the USSr saw the Nazis as liberators, even if the NAzis did bad things.

Of course many citizens in that oppressive state found soldiers chasing away the OGPU or Red Army as liberators. But that is not the point. The point is that even after those humble people learnt the truth and took up arms against the NaZis, your pope still did not recant his praise, still did not excommunicate Hitler after he knew of the Shoah, still did not think his own god would protect him from Skorzeny et al.

You can dress it up all you like, but the fact is that the Catholic Church, in its silence, did nothing to abey the scourge of NaZiism. And you know what they say -- all it takes for evil to prosper is for good men to do nothing.

And that is exactly what your church, and your pope, did: nothing.

(August 31, 2017 at 7:29 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: Im just saying things can be a bit complicated at times, and the German invasion of the USSR can't in itself be viewed as a rotten thing, though rotten things inevitably occurred.

Yes, it can, because it was driven by an ideology predicated on stripping those human beings of life, livelihood, freedom and the means to exist. I suggest you read up on the starvation plans the Germans laid out ... but I doubt you will.

(August 31, 2017 at 7:29 pm)CatholicDefender Wrote: Was the Allied attack on Germany all bad because of the firebombing of Hamburg and Dresden?

Why are you trying to deflect? We're talking about why your church did not condemn NaZi actions. What does my opinion about Hamburg or Dresden have to do with that?

The stench of desperation is strong with you. Stay on point. Why did your pope not condemn NaZiism? Was it because your god couldn't stop German special forces? Was it because your pope didn't object to non-Catholics being exterminated? Do tell.

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#69
RE: Holocaust Denial
Ah the body count argument . I'm sorry one brutal nut case killing fewer people the another brutal nut case does not give a pass to the one who killed fewer . Nor is it equal to bombing Dresden . And it's not an excuse for the Pope to be silent . Even if it cost him his life.
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#70
RE: Holocaust Denial
Just so we're clear, here's an example of the brutality this pope refused to condemn:



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