Doctor Love
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I'm British. Worryingly, that's mostly true of Brits but I'm not posh.Yet they never debate not sucking baby dicks. Your whole religion and culture is based on geriatric old men cutting up and sucking on infant penis. You support this whole heartedly. Never forget that.
HCN is only a problem if you're in an enclosed space. It's slightly lighter than air. Bullets are heavier, carry more risk of damage to the user and the soldiers often can't cope with the level of stress.So tell me why poison gas and the disposal of remains is both cheaper and easier than something that doesn't require concerted disposal and protection from?
I know what it's for. You googled it because I brought it up to you - and yes, this is an indicator of genocide. It shows an explicit intent to kill only those who meet certain criteria - typhus cannot be controlled.No one considers it cremation because it's not, it's a chemical disposal of remains thats been used for millenia. I thought you were an expert? I guess you don't know they use lime for disease control of which jews died of. Oh man look at that they were controlling for Typhus. Those evil genocidal Germans, always trying to cure and protect against disease. I guess if you are a parasite and disease it all looks the same to you.
Nah, I know full-well where the Holocaust denial bullshit comes from. It was revealed after the Christchurch shooting - sperging Muslims freaking out that a white guy went after them. For the first time, they knew actual fear - and started to panic, saying that Tarrant was a Jew because he was killing Muslims.Also no one cares about your endless Arab sperging since your own golem will kill you.
It's why edgy Holocaust denial fell out of fashion - too many Muslims revealed themselves with that, and the Taqiyya stopped working. It's why you get so much resistance in this thread.
Each country has its own unique circumstances which relate to the Holocaust. Those with laws, unanimously, don't have anything invested in a particular narrative - they're concerned about a real, legitimate threat. Holocaust denial can look like "Well, maybe it wasn't exactly pure Hydrogen Cyanide, maybe it had some inerts mixed in..." or, it can look like "Germany didn't do that, it was actually Poland. So, we should cut off relations with Poland and take parts of their territory" - nationalism in Europe is a big issue, and there are still unresolved border disputes.This alone justifies the question. If it's so true, why do I need to be forced to believe it?
It's illegal in those countries for different reasons. In Germany and Austria, it's there to "make sure" they don't remilitarise. In the former USSR and "unenforced" by Ukraine, it's there to prevent people like Zelensky from taking power. It didn't work. Zelensky's ideology is that Russia, not Germany, was responsible for WWII - and that Russians should be removed from Europe, and Ukraine (who are, despite any logic, apparently Aryan Germans who were forced to speak Russian by the Tsar) should be the border of Europe.
In the case of Russia, Ukraine was specifically why they had the law in place. Ukraine is also the reason Poland had the law in place. And likely some other neighbours, too. Ukraine has an official state policy of extreme Holocaust denial - Ukrainian nationalism is based entirely off of Holocaust denial, since it blames Russia for most of the Second World War and sees Hitler as a liberator who wanted to kill Russians.
And Poles, too, because Galicia is German (and therefor part of Ukraine, for some fucking reason) and Poles are Germans/Ukrainians who betrayed Ukraine in favour of Russia (despite Russia invading Poland in WWII) to carve up Ukraine. By which I mean Galicia. Which is in Poland. Ukrainians are fucking crazy.
In France, it's there to make sure the Vichy's stay out of power. Poland saw it as overtly subversive for anyone to deny the Holocaust, since in so doing it would be a direct challenge to the Polish nation, the events of the war, and their right to exist.
Israel, fucking obviously, says the same.
Czechia and Slovakia probably see it the same way as denying other Nazi atrocities - a challenge to their sovereignty, since in both cases they weren't "innocent" before the war (Sudetenland was not represented in the Czechoslovak government despite making up a third of the economy and population, it was essentially just a very pleasant occupation of Germany by Czechia, which was bigger than Slovakia)
In short, most of them are just national pride/political reasons, France is still afraid of the ghost of Petain, Ukraine is living proof of why Russia has Holocaust Denial as a crime. It isn't a matter of questioning it - as you can see in this thread, obnoxious and aggressive campaigning works against the weak. The fag hasn't even relented - he started trying to adjust his absurd claims to fit a new narrative. There's no debating - it's entirely venomous hatred from a man with an IQ of 80.
The UK, which should now be highlighted (Hate speech laws) notably did not make it illegal until 2017. While America has free speech, Britain doesn't - this is because so many British men had fought in the war, it was seen as a taboo to make it illegal. It made it seem like Britain had something to be ashamed of, when Britain was proud of liberating the camps.
Not highlighted are the Balkans. Bosnia, specifically, was directly involved in the Holocaust. Europe's little Muslim country killed not only Jews, but Serbs. Thanks to Clinton, Holocaust denial is essentially government policy for the USA, so long as the location is between Greece and Austria - because when the Bosnians started getting uppity, again, the Serbs beat them down. It would be impossible for the USA to justify its aggression in Yugoslavia, if they told the truth about the Holocaust.
So yes, Holocaust Denial is not only extremely risky, but official policy of the last three Democrat presidents of the United States of America. You have a lot invested in it, and your government refuses to actually publish any details on it because it directly contradicts American policy in Europe.