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After coming here with an open mind, I don't believe this is true. What I've found is an incredibly bias user base mostly not open to criticism, and they'll just circle jerk in their own community. Data and facts are cherry picked and logic is not applied.
In general, like this posts, people here denying the holocaust don't even deny the holocaust, they deny their own version of the holocaust.
For example, people here LOVE to talk about that 1 pool at auscwitz 1. They confuse auschwitz 1, which was built decades before the nazis came into power as a labor camp, then a barracks, as the death camp auscwitz 2. No holocaust theory says the nazis built a pool for jews at auschwitz, but people here deny that, they deny their own made up version.
Another popular denial is "muh wooden doors". You must all live in warm Sub-Saharan climates because in Idaho, where I we have wooden doors, they are enough to keep most heat and gasses inside your house, but if you walk up to one in the winter you will feel some heat escaping. Also, in Idaho, if you have a garage, it's not airtight at all - but if you run an engine in the enclosed space poison gasses can built up, enough to be lethal.
These low iq ideas are posted here multiple times a week, and it just shows what an inbred community this can be.
If you are honestly curious about the topic, you can easily learn about it on your own without the need for me or anyone else here to debate you about it. Focusing on things like the pool or wooden doors as "proof" is silly, those are small things.
On the off chance that you actually are interested in the real details on why the holocaust did not take place, watch 1/3rd of the holocaust. In my opinion this is the best information for someone to start learning about the biggest lie ever told.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/C9dwmK2xAmCU
> If you are honestly curious about the topic, you can easily learn about it on your own without the need for me or anyone else here to debate you about it.
But that's the most important part of the learning process. Otherwise you are just picking up and then repeating words.