From: billy@anon.com 
  
 "Max Demian"  wrote in message 
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 > On 04/08/2025 10:55, Jeff Gaines wrote: 
 >> On 04/08/2025 in message <9994495444.cccd629a@uninhabited.net> Roger 
 Hayter 
 wrote: 
 >>> On 4 Aug 2025 at 10:12:59 BST, ""Jeff Gaines""  
 wrote: 
 > 
 >>>> The various laws relating to antisemitism protect the Jewish faith, I am 
 >>>> not aware of anything similar for other faiths. 
 >>> 
 >>> I wasn't actually aware of any in this country. I know Germany has 
 >>> holocaust-denial laws, but I don't think we have? 
 >> 
 >> That is a surprise to me, what do our antisemitism laws protect then? 
 > 
 > They outlaw "antisemitism". "Holocaust-denial" laws outlaw the denial that 
 the 
 > (so-called [1]) "holocaust" took place, i.e. the systematic killing of 
 people (mostly 
 > Jews) by Germans during WW2. 
 > 
 > I don't see why we should have laws outlawing denial of anything, whether 
 it's climate 
 > change or that the Earth is round. People should be allowed to believe 
 whatever they 
 > like. 
  
 The whole point about the Holocaust, is that it all seems so unlikely. 
 That one of the most civilised countries in Europe could, within the 
 space of  just 15 years start systematically murdering 6 million 
 people,  whether Jewish or not, So unlikely in fact that right wing 
 knuckle - dragging  Nazi Apologist Scum, can easily convince the less 
 curious, that in fact it never happened at all. 
  
 So that if they ever got back into power again, there's every chance 
 of it not ever happening, all over again. 
  
  
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