Once your revisionist views become known, you'll be referred to as "Holocaust denier," anyway... Right?
Wrong.
Now stay on the topic of this thread.
What is the best answer to - "Do you deny the holocaust"?
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Once your revisionist views become known, you'll be referred to as "Holocaust denier," anyway... Right?
Cloud wrote:Once your revisionist views become known, you'll be referred to as "Holocaust denier," anyway. This tactic is similar to how the Left uses the terms "racist," "Islamophobe," and "homophobe" and how jews use the term "anti-Semite" to brand their opponents. The strength of your arguments and the truth of your claims matters not, for you are now a racist/Islamophobe/anti-Semitie/etc. and can be effectively dismissed. And nobody wants to be associated with a racist/Islamophobe/anti-Semitie/Holocaust denier, right?
"Do you deny the holocaust?" is: "No, I don't deny the Holocaust, I just don't believe in the Holocaust". It's simple and to the point and invites follow-up questions from the questioner.
In other words, say "YES" but follow up immediately with at least some of your reasons.
That's the best answer so far, Haldan; it's better than mine and Fritz Berg's "Yes"... I'm gonna start using that beginning today.
Steve F wrote:Haldan said:
"I think one other good answer to the question - "Do you deny the holocaust?" is: "No, I don't deny the Holocaust, I just don't believe in the Holocaust". It's simple and to the point and invites follow-up questions from the questioner.
It's also the basis in a video titled "Don't Deny the Holycost, just don't Believe Holocaust", see:
http://www.tubewatcher.tv/19195"
That's the best answer so far, Haldan; it's better than mine and Fritz Berg's "Yes".
I remember watching that video, but I never tried that in my "evangelizing". I'm gonna start using that beginning today.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the topic of this thread; I didn't know it had to do with training expert Revisionist on how to conduct interviews on TV and radio; I thought it had to do with us lowly individual Truthseekers.
This also makes the person asking the question use more thought in the next question - one inevitable follow-up question from the initiator is: "OK, I see. Why do you not believe in the Holocaust?"
one inevitable follow-up question from the initiator is...
Have you EVER spoken to anyone about the Holocaust?
twila wrote:Answer: CONTROL
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