hermod wrote:Hektor wrote:They may indeed not be the primary target of choice. So debates with those people should be brutish, nasty and short. Give them a simple challenge to present serious forensic evidence. And if they try to weasel their way out, give'm the boot.
They don't need to be a target at all. We are their target, not the other way round. Have any constructive and rational debate about the Holocaust on a mainstream website and you'll see Hasbara trolls jump in every time the debunking of the Holocaust fraud becomes too successful and obvious. Those Zionist trolls always start flamewars in order to make such debates unreadable. Some of them know that posturing impresses lurkers more efficiently than any solid & often complicated argument can do. Others use humor in order to turn such debates into a big farce. As always, demolishing things is much easier than building things and the internet Holohoaxers' sole job is demolition.
There is plenty of people active on the net that love to flame in forums. They aren't necessary Zionists, just dudes that love to piss off others. There is also plenty of those that just believe what they are told by media and on school. And they can be quite dimwitted, when the Holocaust gets challenged, they feel threatened that 'their authorities' can not be trusted... Flaming can be a coping mechanism with that.
And yes, posturing may do a better job the sound argumentation. Flaming and Quibbling can prevent reaching conclusions and keep up the levels of confusion among the audience.
hermod wrote:Hektor wrote:IMO there is far better audience and people to talk about. People that aren't affected as strongly by the Holocaust Cult as many, actually all, Nizkor Type are. What you see with the Holocultists is Baconian idols at work (read it up). The Holocaust Dogma beats any evidence, any time. At times I'm shocked that it even affects people that are quite rational otherwise. But there we are.
A number of people, especially millennials, claim that they don't care about the Holocaust and they sincerely believe that they don't, but their worldview is entirely based on the Holocaust.
Indeed. Lots of folks are just tired on the subject. They also feel irritated by those characters that suddenly are obsessed with 'caring', when it is about 'Jews' and 'the Holocaust". Too many its obvious that there is something wrong, when non-Jews suddenly care more about supposedly gassed Jews than e.g. their own nations dead during a war.
And yes, the Holocaust narrative had major influence on how the post WW2 worldviews were molded. There is however plenty of mechanism there that need to be explained. Because how it had influence isn't always clear and it isn't apparent to many observers neither.