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There is no denying that white supremacy is an engine of the right.

There are some Republican voters who are sympathetic to their party’s ultranationalist turnand don’t believe the party’s attitudes toward issues such as immigration and crime are the products of racial animus. But over and over again, right-wing leaders and thinkers reveal that white supremacism is an engine of this movement. 

The latest example comes via an episode of “The Tucker Carlson Show” released this week, in which the former Fox News host interviews podcast host and newsletter writer Darryl Cooper. Carlson, arguably the most influential right-wing nationalist commentator in America, said Cooper “may be the best and most honest popular historian in the United States.” But Cooper has made clear that his intellectual project regarding World War II includes Holocaust revisionism.

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[–] [email protected] -2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

So I said:

Do you just not know most of the death wasn’t till Nazis understood they were likely going to lose the war?

And you link about less than a million deaths...

Do you think 1 out of 17 million is a majority?

Then there's a big rant about other stuff you didn't understand...

But I won't get to that, one thing at a time because it's concerning we're going in the wrong way.

6/17 isn't bigger than half, and 1/17 is a lot less than half, you need the top number to get bigger

[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 month ago (2 children)

The fact you're comparing the fractional proportions of millions of lives, and completely dismissing all of the dehumanizing actions that were taken against all 17 million killed, is disgusting and speaks magnitudes to your Holocaust denialism.

You're a disgusting human being, and I hope someday you truly understand that.

And to add: the Nazis wouldn't have needed to kill any of them if they hadn't put them into camps to begin with. No part of territorial expansion necessitates the ethnic cleansing of your own people.

Honestly, fuck you.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 month ago

Removed, civility.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 month ago (2 children)

So, nothing but insults?

And accusing the people who don't want to ignore the majority of Holocaust victims the whole ones denying the Holocaust?

I'm not the one ignoring 11 million deaths because they're not Jewish.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago

Ok, so then what was the plan? If the killing was a mercy, and was expedited by Germany losing the war, what was the plan for the 17 million collective people? Because I provided such a dismally low number of under one million in response to your comment saying the only reason the Nazis started killing more quickly was because they were losing. And those one million (more, since I'm sure my source didn't count all deaths, only those who were Jewish) mattered to people, so they mean no less than the other 16 million killed later during the war.

I'm waiting, I've provided sources regardless of whether you respect them, you've provided nothing to back up any of your claims, so why don't you refute my apparently unfounded claims of you being a holocaust denier?

Is that civil enough for a discussion with a holocaust denier, moderators? I'm glad we have to respect the opinions of holocaust deniers, god bless tolerating the intolerant. 🙄

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago

Too chicken to answer my questions? Or did you finally realize you're wrong?