Nessie wrote: ↑Fri Jul 11, 2025 8:12 am
Cowboy wrote: ↑Thu Jul 10, 2025 7:58 pm
I only joined this forum about a month ago, but I've been browsing it since the start of the year. This "argument from incredulity" point that I have seen repeatedly since I started lurking is an obvious cop-out, for lack of a better term.
This is basically how I see it:
1: "Hey man, I made 300 three pointers in a row today at the gym!"
2: "I don't think that's feasible. You aren't that great of a shooter, and you were playing on a double rim."
1: "Well, just because you can't work out how I made 300 shots in a row, doesn't mean I didn't do it."
2: "What? I mean, I guess that's fair to an extent, but I've never seen you make more than 7 in a row..."
1: "Yeah well it happened, and you just have to believe me because it's technically possible."
How are reasonable conversations supposed to be had with this attitude?
False analogy. You are comparing something that is physically impossible, to something that is not. There is no doubt that in the 1940s, the Germans had the design and engineering skills to build gas chambers, dig mass graves and cremate corpses on pyres and in ovens.
My point was to demonstrate how ridiculous the "argument from incredulity" looks from an outsider's perspective. I used the 300 number to demonstrate how hyperbolized the claims of the Holocaust are. Also, I notice that nobody can ever seem to give you an analogy to this argument that fits your criteria (maybe it's because you used some flawed logic?). Most of the analogies I see posted against this point would make sense to lurkers.
I actually don't think it's possible or feasible to bury the population of Seattle, unbury them, cremate them on pyres that are several meters of bodies high, bury the ashes and bones, in a limited amount of time, in a limited area in one camp, especially when there is scarce amount of physical evidence that a massacre on this scale occurred. This is simply an absurd claim to make. To put it into context, we have to remember that there are people out there who think that 6 million Jews were systematically gassed in Auschwitz, so what is discussed on this forum is way beyond the knowledge of the masses. If you were to ask the majority of people who know about the Holocaust what happened at Treblinka, they might not even recognize the name of the camp. The reason they might believe the orthodox claims about Treblinka is because they have been emotionally conditioned to reject "Holocaust denial". Any objective use of logic, reasoning, and research into these claims will show that they are simply ridiculous. "B-b-but just because you can't work out
how it happ.." I literally couldn't care less. As someone who has been seriously researching revisionism for only 6 months, thank you for being one of the reasons that I no longer believe the official narrative.

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Nessie wrote: ↑Fri Jul 11, 2025 8:12 am
Your analogy would be closer to reality if you changed 300 three pointers in a row, to 30.
I think the Holocaust would be closer to reality if we changed the 6,000,000 to 600,000.