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Kazak
Kazak@shin.mugicha.club
The continued existence of anti-white jews alone justifies the existence of a sovereign White State.
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I like how you tried to pick obscure countries (because you know major countries are obviously anti-white) but literally all of the ones you listed have laws against Holocaust denial
You stupid bitch
You stupid bitch
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No they don't, they specifically carve out exceptions for denying fake jewish atrocities and give no favor to White citizens over jews.
You literally can't provide a single example of any country providing a service to Whites that they wouldn't extend to jews
You stupid bitch
You literally can't provide a single example of any country providing a service to Whites that they wouldn't extend to jews
You stupid bitch
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Griffith
Griffith@clubcyberia.co
@georgia @Kazak There’s nothing wrong with genocide denial. Genocide is a flimsy term to start with and the implications on the accused group are much worse than the reality if it didn’t happen. There is nothing morally wrong with challenging accusations of genocide if you believe the term has any weight.
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georgia
georgia
@Kazak keep calling me names buddy. see how it helps your "cause". literally all of those countries I mentioned treat christians better than jews and many have rights of returns for christians but not for jews. youre so biased you can't see the obvious. hell Lithuania even promotes borderline holocaust denial, the "double genocide" theory.
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Indra 🇺🇸 🇪🇺 🇺🇦
apollo@holos.social
@Griffith@clubcyberia.co @georgia@netzsphaere.xyz @Kazak@shin.mugicha.club I don't think the problem is genocide denial per se.
The problem is the people denying it generally believe that genocide is wrong, but they have a broader cultural aim, so they cynically deny it, not really having any evidence one way or the other, in a way that falsely justifies irresponsible actions.
With a few very recent exceptions, no serious historians, archeologists, or other scholars deny any of the widely attested genocides. The only exceptions I can think of are mythological ones.
Genocide denial is an act of cynicism and deceit. It's a post-truth problem.
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