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More than 2.6m Brits are Holocaust deniers, poll finds


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LordEnigma
4 hours ago, Lord Temptation said:

I didn’t write the article tho :excuseu:

Don’t shoot the messenger sweetie :messga:

Sounds like you support Newsweeks dirty tactics :huntyga:

No - Newsweek did nothing wrong. They reported the data and analysis. You interpreted that analysis incorrectly and used the incorrect statistic with the incorrect solution. You still have not read the article and it’s just sad that in this day and age, we come to conclusions without comprehending or even looking at the source material.

This is all on you and it’s the same reason Trump got elected - people believing anything they see on the internet.

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JazzGa
On 1/28/2019 at 3:21 PM, AlexanderMagno said:

the Holocaust is too strong to be so openly discussed and taught in schools

This is not true at all. I live in a conservative Bible Belt state in the US, I attended public school, and I currently teach Catholic schoolers. The Holocaust is a huge part of History and English curricula for middle and high schoolers. They all read Diary of Anne Frank, "Night" by Elie Wiesel, The Boy In the Striped Pajamas, etc. Although ultimately I agree that it is vital to show young people this atrocity in a strong light, I am actually greatly surprised by how graphically students learn about the Holocaust, considering how we gloss over the suffering of Native Americans and other groups.

The issue with Holocaust deniers does not stem from a problem with education curricula. It stems from a populace which is information-cricital, and skeptical of all education, research, evidence, and experts. We are surrounded by such a wealth of information that many people are choosing to "opt out" and embrace a post-truth society where critical reasoning skills are disregarded. Instead of using information to shape their worldview, they go about it the opposite way: Believe whatever feels right and seek out echo chambers to reinforce and radicalize nascent views. 

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Lord Temptation
2 hours ago, Alexander Levi said:

No - Newsweek did nothing wrong. They reported the data and analysis. You interpreted that analysis incorrectly and used the incorrect statistic with the incorrect solution. You still have not read the article and it’s just sad that in this day and age, we come to conclusions without comprehending or even looking at the source material.

This is all on you and it’s the same reason Trump got elected - people believing anything they see on the internet.

Honey you’re looking for excuses to defend a fake news story with a misleading clickbait headline and article that contradicts itself. That’s on you :messga:

You can’t say one thing (“one in three Americans does not believe the Holocaust”) and then later say the opposite. It’s dangerous and borders on intellectual abuse. People don’t enjoy being treated like fools. No wonder they voted for Trump :messga:

Gurl bye :bye:

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LordEnigma
Just now, Lord Temptation said:

Honey you’re looking for excuses to defend a fake news story with a misleading clickbait headline and article that contradicts itself. That’s on you :messga:

You can’t say one thing (“one in three Americans does not believe the Holocaust”) and then later say the opposite. It’s dangerous and borders on intellectual abuse. People don’t enjoy being treated like fools. No wonder they voted for Trump :messga:

Gurl bye :bye:

It says that 1 in 3 Americans don’t understand the scale of the holocaust.... but that doesn’t mean that they don’t believe it. They just don’t realize how horrific it was.

Reading comprehension.

But also you were the one to quote it as a source in the first place 😂

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Lord Temptation
2 minutes ago, Alexander Levi said:

It says that 1 in 3 Americans don’t understand the scale of the holocaust.... but that doesn’t mean that they don’t believe it. They just don’t realize how horrific it was.

Reading comprehension.

But also you were the one to quote it as a source in the first place 😂

This is why people don’t trust the media anymore. Reading the news is actually psychological abuse. I presented it to the forum to be debated - rather than reading it directly - as I find real people are more honest than mass media journalists. I never believed the bullshit headline for one second.

Intelligence is ability to ignore the BS. Has nothing to do with belief.

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LordEnigma
29 minutes ago, Lord Temptation said:

This is why people don’t trust the media anymore. Reading the news is actually psychological abuse. I presented it to the forum to be debated - rather than reading it directly - as I find real people are more honest than mass media journalists. I never believed the bullshit headline for one second.

Intelligence is ability to ignore the BS. Has nothing to do with belief.

Well how you quoted it was much different than your intent, I suppose....

Anyway, these holocaust deniers are definitely not the majority and I’m glad the large majority disagree with them.

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