"At one point during his address, Farrakhan implied that the validity of Holocaust records should be open to debate"... "[You] can`t even engage in constructive argument over the veracity of the figures of the Holocaust. We know something happened, sure, but you can`t talk about [it]. In certain cities in Europe they arrest you and put you in prison for denying such."
Fine. In that case, I`d like to "engage in constructive argument over the veracity" of slavery. I don`t suppose "minister" Farrakhan would be offended by that, do you? As long as holocaust denial, or at least holocaust minimization, is increasing in popularity, I think it`s high time that slavery of Blacks be denied or minimized. Anyone here find that offensive. And if so, why? |
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