@parados,
parados wrote:
Why don't you use the actual dates?
If you want to be REAL then use REAL numbers with REAL facts.
There is a scientific reason for using exaggerated numbers. If the most extreme case can be proven false then the "realistic" case has to be false as well. This is why I don't need to use the actual specific dates. If I can show over a five year time line that you can't get rid of that many bodies then in less time it would also have to be true.
parados wrote:
You also can't rely SOLELY on the numbers that could be cremated since you also admit that bodies were burned OUTSIDE the crematoria.
This is true. However the bodies still need to be handled. You can't gas more than you have room for and you can't burn more than you have room to burn. There weren't dozens of pits capable of burning tens of thousands of bodies at a time. Not only that but massive amounts of coal oil for fuel was needed to burn the bodies to make sure they continued to burn. They didn't have enough fuel to keep up this consistency.
parados wrote:
Clearly the number cremated is NOT the same as the number they could kill. Yet you want to confuse the issue and claim they are.
Here is the thing. Many of the claims suggest the construction of the "gas" chambers were planned they weren't planned very well. I mean if they were doing gassing prior to 1943 and wanted bigger and more efficient systems they still didn't design them very well. It brings up a red flag. I mean if their sole purpose was to destroy people they would have been designed in such a way to make the process easier.
From when the orders were supposedly given to start exterminating prisoners to the time the crematories were constructed was plenty of time to perfect the process yet they didn't. Why? Could it be because they weren't actually designed with extermination in mind?
There are pictures of outside burning pits but all the pictures that exist show people who are emaciated. Skinny. This means they have been malnourished for some time and not just right off the trains. None of the pictures show people who looked healthy who were gassed to death. You would think since they were so fond of taking photographs of these events they would have had at least one or two pictures showing pits filled with healthy looking people and not skinny emaciated. Why don't these photographs exist?
Speaking of photographs. If you were planning on murdering prisoners as they arrived at the camp, what's the point in taking their pictures? Individually lining them up and taking mug shots of each one? What is the point if you are just going to turn around and gas and burn them a few minutes later? Seems like a waste of time, resources and it doesn't do anything to calm their nerves if it was just a ploy. If it were just a ploy you wouldn't need camera film. All you would need is a fake camera and pretend to be taking pictures of them. Yet each one was photographed and cataloged like they do in prisons.