Bonesjones
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Again capacity is not utilization, you have to prove utilization. Holocaust record said they used open pit pyres to keep up, so they didn't have the capacity you claim they did. So I've already made all of your points worthless.I have posted a document from the Nazis at Auschwitz showing that their cremation capacity was massive, i.e. 4,756 bodies a day (also reposted). This is easily enough to burn the corpses the mainstream history says they burned, even considering the time that they would have needed to deactivate the cremas for repairs, etc.
I have also tried to explain that cremation at Auschwitz was faster and required less fuel than commercial cremation at a funeral home, because at Auschwitz they cremated multiple bodies at once and the cremas ran all day (the longer the cremas are running, the less fuel you need to burn bodies, because of built up heat).
After I made these points you guys just resorted to memes and straw man (e.g. JohnDoes claimed I had said that an individual body burns faster if another body is burning alongside it, which I never said. Instead I said that it takes less time and fuel to burn three bodies together than the combined time it takes to burn 3 bodies individually in three seperate individual sessions).
Your only response to this has been resorting to talking points about how it is impossible to burn so many people, based on imageboard postings with data from ma and pa funeral homes. You apparently believe in this claim of "impossibility>", but you cannot defend analytically, you just repeat it like a barking dog.
No you claim they could have done so, you didn't provide evidence. This is only a trick of pilpul. There is zero record of how they cremated bodies. So you are only using speculation to come to the required number to make your theory work. You also have no understanding of how cremation works, since soft tissue isn't the problem when it comes to cremation, it's the bones. You are trying to use heat to reduce the bone matter as much as possible. More people means more bones, so you still have the same cremation time per person or you have more bone matter to deal with. This complicates everything you say even further.
These aren't talking points, these are facts. You have to deal with factual matters no matter how much they blow your theories apart. If something can't be done, it can't be done. You can either revise your theory or just be wrong. You are choosing the later.