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Holocaust denier sentenced to 5 years in prison
I TO DA GEEZY:
"Holocaust Denial" is also not an accurate term for what these people do. The term "Holocaust Denial" refer's exclusively to questioning the Jewish death rates of WW2. Downplaying, let's say, Gypsy death rates of WW2 in, let's say, Israel isn't a crime...
7even:
I hate the thought police, Germany is rather prosecuting those who hurt their reputation, everybody knows they wouldn't care about it at all if the Holocaust had happened somewhere else.
Nobody should be sentenced to years in prison for his thoughts. Nobody, no matter what. Actions? Yes. Thoughts? No.
Chief:
then he should keep his thoughts to himself..
if you try to stir up a bucket of shit, it will stink.
virtuoso:
Exactly what geezy said, it doesn't matter whether you find the views disgusting that is the whole point of freedom of speech. This case along with Irving and several others just shows the disdain the elite has for people being alllowed to question events. Instead though people are attacked with emotional blackmail and have been trained to demonise those that question, in the greater scheme of things even if the "deniers" are wrong it matters not, what is important is that no one should be able to control thought.
Narrator:
Why do the Jews feel a need to imprison those who question the numbers of dead in the Holocaust? What do they have to hide?
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