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I’m just wondering you guys’ thoughts on talking to the uninitiated (normies)on the topic of Jews and related.

In my mind obviously you don’t wanna go full bore and just start ranting off every obscure fact about Jews or the holocaust. That’ll almost certainly scare most people off. I’m a super open minded person but it still took a long time once I came to communities for the Jew brainwashing to be overcome.

I think planting seeds is the best way to go about it although it’ll vary person to person. Depending on the person I’ve begun saying stuff like “I’m a holocaust denier” I think people generally respect my opinions because I try to be logical and fact based. So usually they’ll be shocked by me saying this. I’ll follow it up with something like “I admit Jews were targeted in world war 2 but I don’t buy their narrative about the holocaust”

I’ll go into a few details like the videos of concentration camp survivors talking about the good conditions they had like swimming pools, plays, music, them saying the guards were nice etc.
 general stuff that doesn’t add up
The fact that in thousands of pages, Churchill, de gaulle, Truman don’t mention the holocaust a single time by name or even anything related.

My favorite question to pose is “why is the holocaust the only event in all of human history that it’s illegal to question?” The entirety of our history just that one thing is illegal to question.

Anyway I could go on but I’m interested to hear how you guys might go about talking about the topic in daily life. It’s obviously a super tough topic to broach unless you’re a bit crazy lol
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HegelianDichotomy on scored.co
18 days ago 4 points (+0 / -0 / +4Score on mirror )
It requires a strong constitution and significant oratory skills. A thorough understanding of psychology will be beneficial.

Start small. Godspeed brother.
bcfromfl on scored.co
18 days ago 2 points (+0 / -0 / +2Score on mirror )
I haven't attempted what you propose, but if you are looking for a single graphic to illustrate "a picture is worth a thousand words," then I think the 1933 & 1948 religious population statistics can make quite an impact: https://web.archive.org/web/20180919120637/http:/www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=85432 Of note here, be sure to take a look at the decline in European Christians in that fifteen-year period of time!

You should be able to get some other good ideas from this page: http://radiochristianity.com/holocaust-deprogramming-course/


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