Let's strategize how to be heard about the non-Jewish version of Holocaust

[Pia Kahn]

Thanks Lamprecht. I have no experience in video editing. Therefore I will need some help. I'll check out pixlr.

I hope AstraPlaneti is still with us. He may be able to help a lot.

[Hannover]

Does anyone care to post a constructive comment!? If we agree on a strategy, that would be great.

I don't mean you hannover, since you apparently don't care for memes. Why don't you post something meaningful on another thread!?

My point is that talk is cheap, and so far all you've done about your memes is talk.

Odd that I had to explain that to you.

- Hannover

[Hektor]

Thanks Lamprecht. I have no experience in video editing. Therefore I will need some help. I'll check out pixlr.

I hope AstraPlaneti is still with us. He may be able to help a lot.

I recall there was a free software that allowed to cut, paste and connect video sequences. But I think that has been discontinued. Simple video editors are pretty easier. You need some footage / video sequences. Than you can cut out parts of it, as well as merge sequences later.

Will have to work on video editing myself again, mostly helping out other people. I'm no expert neither.

[Lamprecht]

There are plenty of free video editing softwares around. Keep in mind also that "Holocaust denial" is banned from YouTube so it will be harder to spread short video clips like that.

[Pia Kahn]

Well, we shouldn't explicitly deny the Holocaust. I think we can walk this line and still get our message across. All of the above suggestions don't explicitly say the Holocaust didn't happen.

Sure at some point they may bend their own rules. But if they do, they will lose more and more customers.

[JLAD Prove Me Wrong]

Well, we shouldn't explicitly deny the Holocaust. I think we can walk this line and still get our message across. All of the above suggestions don't explicitly say the Holocaust didn't happen.

Sure at some point they may bend their own rules. But if they do, they will lose more and more customers.

So if the holocaust is a myth, why not say that it is a myth? Free speech is a human right!

[Pia Kahn]

Well, we shouldn't explicitly deny the Holocaust. I think we can walk this line and still get our message across. All of the above suggestions don't explicitly say the Holocaust didn't happen.

Sure at some point they may bend their own rules. But if they do, they will lose more and more customers.

So if the holocaust is a myth, why not say that it is a myth? Free speech is a human right!

Because there is no freedom of speech on YouTube.

We must get the message across without explicitly denying. Then YouTube is left with 2 bad choices:
1. let us spread the memes, or
2. bend the rules and censor people for what they didn't say, but what some may conclude on their own.

I think this is much smarter and more effective.
By the way, if a statement can be reasonably interpreted not to be denial, then it is legal under German case law. We must take advantage of these cracks in the system.

Once they start imposing completely arbitrary and unpredictable censorship, then more and more people will be appauled and will turn against the powers that be...

[Lamprecht]

PK:

if a statement can be reasonably interpreted not to be denial

YouTube would be happy to remove anything even close, so I wouldn't get your hopes up in this regard. They can remove anything they want to just by calling it "Hate speech" which is merely speech that they hate.

[Pia Kahn]

PK:

if a statement can be reasonably interpreted not to be denial

YouTube would be happy to remove anything even close, so I wouldn't get your hopes up in this regard. They can remove anything they want to just by calling it "Hate speech" which is merely speech that they hate.

You are probably right. I don't have high hopes for YouTube or Facebook.

At least, we could document this behaviour and turn it into a meme that we spread across other Internet media.