I recall a time when people pointing out that "other deviants" were also persecuted beside Jews were accused of revisionism, denial-ism, and so on. Any discussi

I recall a time when people pointing out that "other deviants" were also persecuted beside Jews were accused of revisionism, denial-ism, and so on. Any discussion of details is fraught with the peril of having passionate people argue without being prepared to listen. With this as well as other subjects. Makes it hard to ask, specifically re: the Holocaust, how "normal" people stood silent while they knew there was something wrong. At what point were the consequences of silence worse than the consequences of resistance, civil or otherwise? For the common citizen? That'd be a real good discussion to be refreshing about now i think.