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<blockquote data-quote="Lokmar" data-source="post: 298166" data-attributes="member: 1169">Documentation and proof is overly abundant. I could post pics of dead jews for years. Theres videos of jews and non jews who witnessed the genocide and the aftermath. hitler not only exterminated millions of jews but many others and thats well documented too. Before my grandparents generation had all died out, people like you were mocked as nuts because there were so many eye witnesses to the extermination, just like the American Army Airman that was friends with my grandparents. He saw the butchery first hand, having to lay in a pile of rotting corpses machine gunned by the germans until he felt safe enough to crawl out of the railroad car. Still, its all photographed, documented, and the burial plots are marked. As far as tattoos, why would marking prisoners disprove an extermination plan. Just the opposite, it supports the idea that people, not just jews, were marked for the purpose of permanently excluding them from the rest of a society. Marked for death was more like it!There are many who defend the japs the same way. Hell, the japs even deny they were that bad! My dads dad witnessed their atrocities.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lokmar, post: 298166, member: 1169"] Documentation and proof is overly abundant. I could post pics of dead jews for years. Theres videos of jews and non jews who witnessed the genocide and the aftermath. hitler not only exterminated millions of jews but many others and thats well documented too. Before my grandparents generation had all died out, people like you were mocked as nuts because there were so many eye witnesses to the extermination, just like the American Army Airman that was friends with my grandparents. He saw the butchery first hand, having to lay in a pile of rotting corpses machine gunned by the germans until he felt safe enough to crawl out of the railroad car. Still, its all photographed, documented, and the burial plots are marked. As far as tattoos, why would marking prisoners disprove an extermination plan. Just the opposite, it supports the idea that people, not just jews, were marked for the purpose of permanently excluding them from the rest of a society. Marked for death was more like it! There are many who defend the japs the same way. Hell, the japs even deny they were that bad! My dads dad witnessed their atrocities. [/QUOTE]

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