IS THERE ANYTHING WRONG WITH QUESTIONING HISTORICAL EVENTS (HOLOCAUST, 9/11, ETC.)?

search this site: search the web:

7 out of 100 Eliot Spitzer's Hookers recommend bestandworst.com!

IS THERE ANYTHING WRONG WITH QUESTIONING HISTORICAL EVENTS (HOLOCAUST, 9/11, ETC.)?

user ballots

Popular Ballots
Recent Popular
Recent Votes

Best
Worst
Yes or No
Choices
What If
Prediction
Advice
Would You
Crime
Recommend
Quiz

TV & Movie
Music & Radio
Political
Science
Sports
Relationship
Techonology
Culture
Philosophy
Religion
Ethics
History
Food & Health
Fashion & Beauty
Crime
FanBase

Discussion
Bug Report

history : IS THERE ANYTHING WRONG WITH QUESTIONING HISTORICAL EVENTS (HOLOCAUST, 9/11, ETC.)?

[+] serious ballot by xxxxxxxx
ACTIVE Thu Mar 23, 06 - Tue Dec 16, 08
Look, we all have our own opinions. There is a myriad of evidence out there to argue almost any case.

Some opinions are somewhat unusual, but that doesn't make them any less possible.

I worry that a lot of people on this site like to degrade anyone who expresses a historical theory which differs from the norm. You know who you are. It seems unhealthy to this site and even potentially dangerous to just dismiss opinions which are unusual, and I see this going on in this site.

Is there anything wrong with questioning historical events (Holocaust, 9/11, etc.)?

Yes there is.
No there isn't.
Just remember, opinions are not facts nor truths, just opinions.

Ballot #90894 : SEE RESULTS

Comment:

show your vote with comment?

v 2.0 © BESTANDWORST.COM

smile bank:

similiar ballots:
112357. Songs about historical events
74000. Does fantasy drive people to believe in unrealistic assinined theories about historical events?
118673. Was David Letterman wrong to keep questioning Paris Hilton about jail?
59454. Questioning *Cause and Effect*
86352. Do you believe the philosophy of not questioning a President during times of war is healthy?
112000. Is questioning global warming on a scientific basis acceptable?
100838. True/false, questioning the extent to which global warming is caused by...
29022. John Kerry's purple heart has been brought into questioning. Some of the people who worked alongside of him say he faked it. What do you think?
75399. Durbin's Guantanamo comments have been slammed and his patriotism questioned. Should we focus on him, or on questioning the conditions at gitmo?
128500. Historical figure you would most like to pie

COMMENTS:
'Some opinions are somewhat unusual, but that doesn't make them any less possible.'

Its unfortunate that some people start pushing and promoting their opinions off on others as being facts and falsely believe their opinions erase facts.

by Jinn_the_Kafir on Tue Apr 18, 06 12:37am [+]

There is nothing wrong with raising questions but some people ONLY raise questions. Other conspiracy theorists tell plain lies or distort quotes to recreate reality.

by Searchlight on Wed Aug 16, 06 3:02am [+]

Yes, like those loony "Arabs did it" conspiracy theorists who try to claim that cellphones can make calls from planes flying six miles up and over 450mph. Such a thing is IMPOSSIBLE without an onboard cellular basestation (technology which did't exist prior to 2004).

The other lie these "Arabs did it" conspiracy theorists like to spread is the one about steel-framed buildings being able to collapse at freefall into their own footprint without a controlled demolition. In actual fact, before and after 9/11 it's NEVER HAPPENED.

EVERY OTHER OCCASSION both before and since Sept 11 2001, when steel & concrete buildings collapsed down at near free fall speed into their footprint, it has been due to a controlled demolition.

Can you cite a single exception to this?

With a photo.

Then there's those shills who try to pretend that the US government doesn't employ shills whose job it is to LIE on message boards, and attack those who question the OFFICIAL LIES.

by Lovelynice on Thu Aug 17, 06 11:07am [+]

If there is nothing to hide, there should be no problem having a debate on such issues.

Truth should be sought at all cost.

by One_Truth on Wed Sep 06, 06 2:03pm [+]

Well your statement, "Like the Holocaust' bothers me a little. It's hard to argue the Holocaust with so much evidence of the terrible event being available. History will write about Hurricane Katrina. Can we question its' validity? It is good to question everything, in my opinion, but when there is overwhelming proof, it's time to accept it as fact.

by xhiker on Mon Sep 25, 06 12:35pm [+]

Oddly, there isn't "overwhelming proof" for the Nazi Holocaust. There are major flaws, contradictions, and no documentary evidence of a deliberate campaign of genocide - not single original German wartime document even mentions it.

by Daughter_of_Khitai on Sun Aug 19, 07 6:34am [+]

About Us | Join Us | Privacy Policy |