Mike T wrote on Nov 15, 2009 9:03 AM:
" Why is the Holocaust more important than all the other genocides and mass killings that have taken place throughout history? Why do we see endless efforts to promote Holocaust education and remembrance but nary a word spoken about the Armenian genocide, Pol Pot's regime, the Nanking Massacre, etc.? It seems rather evident that there are those who believe that Jewish lives are more important than the lives of everyone else. "
Mike T wrote on Nov 15, 2009 9:11 AM:
" By the way, before anyone says it: Yes, I know this particular article gives token mention to genocides other than the Holocaust. That doesn't change my point, though. Why do we hear about the Holocaust so much more often than about other genocides? How many museums in the US are dedicated to genocides other than the Holocaust? How many educational programs in schools? How many survivors' organizations? Again, it seems clear that the Holocaust is being promoted as "unique," and that's because many believe that Jewish lives are more valuable than the lives of the rest of us. "
Vladimir wrote on Nov 15, 2009 9:50 AM:
" Jews murdered 66,000,000 Russians with their communist terror. That is the Holocaust. I am horrified and offended that Jews are still trying to play "victim" when it is well known that as a nation, they are guilty of the most heinous crimes against humanity. "
Rob wrote on Nov 15, 2009 1:52 PM:
" The holocaust is a crock and a propaganda ploy for the jews to gain leverage over whites my making them feel guilty and obligated to them. If there was any truth to the holocaust, they wouldn't have laws in Europe throwing historians in prison who questions its details and veracity. There was a saying in communist countries: You can always tell who it is who runs a society. It is the people you are never allowed to criticize or question. "
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