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human
CMV We should confront Holocaust denial not dismiss it.

I don't want to prop these losers up, but if we confronted these people more instead of simply saying "not even worth the time" i'm sure a lot less people online would deny the holocaust (there's probably more than you think). If you've been to some Nazi websites or /pol/ you can see how easily people can be tricked, and frankly it fits their "don't question anything goy" narrative if it's always treated as taboo and never challenged. I assume most people don't want to deal with it because it's been debunked to death in the past, but there is still a lot of young and impressionable youth out there who probably see those doctored statistics and fall for it. I don't want to overestimate this sentiment, but there does seem to be a pretty alarming internet culture that actually believes this stuff, and if we don't want it to spread, Holocaust denial should be confronted.

Edit: I think I'm ready to change my view, but I felt like it was a collective effort and don't know which individual to give the delta. Do I just give it to everyone who contributed?
gpt
Realistically, there comes a point where confronting idiocy becomes pointless.

Holocaust denialism has been confronted thousands upon thousands of times in the past, yet there are still individuals who believe in this nonsense. 

Look at other things like the flat earth "theory"- no matter how many times you show that they are incorrect, they push onward, convinced they are right.