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This isn't about making a case, it's about giving equal credence to the narratives of a holocaust survivor and someone who denies it.
by x86_64Ubuntu 5y ago
This isn't about making a case, it's about giving equal credence to the narratives of a holocaust survivor and someone who denies it.
- whatshisface 5y agoHoisting someone up to get humiliated on national TV is giving them equal credence? It's impossible to give equal credence to Flat-Earth equivalents, except by engineering things so that they get to talk about their "persecution" without saying anything about what they believe. (That is a common trick, watch out for it and you'll see it in many fringe subcultures.) Get them talking about their beliefs on a concrete level and the credence goes out the window. Putting its head on a stake where everyone can see it will do nothing to assist it.