Lamprecht wrote:NFrNJ wrote:I would like to know how he justifies this claim
Either:
(1) The huge mass graves could be shown, because they exist, but they have not been shown
(2) They do exist and have been shown to exist
(3) They do not exist, and therefore they cannot be shown to exist
(4) ???
Please post the alleged human remains you claim have been proven to exist. There was already a thread created for this:
Challenge to Believer NFrNJ to Show us the Claimed Gigantic Human Remains said to Exist in Known Locations
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You said: viewtopic.php?p=95602#p95602NFrNJ wrote:the treblinka Gold Rush was a real problem for them, as it exposed the mass graves.
How about you show us the claimed mass graves supposedly "exposed" at Treblinka?
You can make a brand new thread, or post it in the one created for the purpose.
EDIT:
Maybe you can submit something of value to this thread I just created:
Photographs of mass graves from "Extermination camp" Treblinka II
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sorry is it just me or did you entirely fail to answer the question?
You are quite right about your three options. 1 is a possibility. given your attempt to narrowly define what can be taken to show that they exist (specific photographs of a specific type of excavation° which has not been done then yes they exist, but have not been shown in that way to exist.
this does not justify your claim that "there is literally no physical evidence"
(2) is of course the actual state of affairs. They exist, and have been shown to exist by multiple archaeological surveys using multiple techniques and beyond all reasonable doubt.
but you have shown no reason at all for anyone to think (3)
so here we have three atomic statements, not connected by any logical argument or any inference. So this is not an argument, it is just some unrelated statements. And you have not given any reason to choose which, if any, is correct. There is no justification for your claim here.
Just in case you are under the illusion that these statements are actually a logical argument, please do realise that (3) is not a conclusion. it is just another unjustified assumption. You have not shown how to derive it from 1 and 2, or indeed any logical connection between these statements.
so could you please answer my question before you start the gish gallop?
I just want to know why you claim " there is also literally no physical evidence at any of these "extermination camps" that can be shown to support the claim of mass exterminations."
To help you understand what you actually claimed, perhaps I should point out that this is a claim about the existence of the physical evidence. Not a claim about the existence of a particular type of photograph of the evidence.
So, how do you justify this claim?