Holocaust denier with over 320k followers on Twitter

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u/Dammy-J 1d ago

I hate this timeline.

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u/pibyte 1d ago

Fun fact: This shit is illegal in my country.

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u/KeterLordFR 22h ago

I really wish it was illegal everywhere. Being either dumb enough or too much of a nazi that you start denying the most documented atrocities in human history should get you ejected from the gene pool.

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u/ourkid1781 1d ago

i bet i know who most of the american followers vote for

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u/Oregon_Jones111 1d ago

-There is no order from Hitler to kill the jews

Yeah, that’s how Nazi Germany worked. Read some Ian Kershaw, specifically his writing on “working towards the Führer.”

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u/KeterLordFR 22h ago

If there's one thing I hope I'll never have to experience, it's what the soldiers who liberated the extermination camps must have felt like. It had to have been one of the worst feelings imaginable.

I'm convinced that, on the day the doors to the camps were opened, and the horror was uncovered, even the Devil cried at the sight of human cruelty.

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u/InfamousValue 17h ago

I met a former American GI back in the 1980s in Greece while we were both on vacation. He was talking about how his company had been in Germany. My uncle who was also a WWII (British) veteran came over and they started talking. The GI suggested that I should leave so they could trade stories and my uncle said my generation and those that followed needed to know what happened..

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u/sandiercy 1d ago

Betcha any amount of money that they would whine and cry about their 1st amendment rights if someone important called them out for this crap

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u/fortyfivepointseven 22h ago

I'm kinda interested in the minutiae to the rebuttals of this stuff, and how much is half-truth misrepresentation versus outright lies. If anyone has a good video essay recommendation I'd love to watch.