Stubble wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2026 5:16 pm
He isn't making a positive claim dumb shit. The burden of proof falls on you, you are making the claim, he is disputing it.
Disputing a claim requires evidence, otherwise it is just unsupported opinion. If someone disputes that they were at the scene of a crime, they need to show evidence they were elsewhere, or else the court will go with the evidence they were there. If a historian disputes a claim that 100,000 died at Dresden, it is up to them to evidence what the actual death toll is, or else the claim remains that 100,000 died.
It is bizarre that you think all you need to do is dispute a claim and then you can leave it at that, job done. If you tried that at university, or during a criminal investigation, you would be the subject of at least ridicule, if not dismissal from your role.
You either don't know how to dispute the claim of mass graves at TII, or you know that you lack the evidence, hence your suggesting you have no burden of proof. If I disputed a claim that you made, that you had evidence for, and then announced you had failed in your claim and I did not need to prove anything, would you accept my claim? No you would not!
For you to prove that there are no mass graves of c800,000 at TII you need evidence from;
- eyewitnesses who worked at the camp, who describe no mass graves and mass transports back out.
- eyewitnesses from the transports who describe what happened inside the camp, that did not involve gassing.
- archaeological and geophysical surveys of areas alleged to have mass graves, that show undisturbed ground.
- documents that prove hundreds of thousands of those sent to TII, were still alive elsewhere afterwards, such as transport records.
You have a lot of potential sources of evidence and from that, you can produce nothing. Hence, your pathetic attempt to excuse yourself from the burden of proof.