/sci/ - Science & Math

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>Yeah where does it say bone mills were used to grind up the bones of 1.1 million?

what else are we to assume considering the staggering lack of bodies that add up to anything remotely close to that number

>I think it does. I also think you're ignoring the fact that multiple eyewitnesses testified to their delivery and use. I think you're a scared little liar desperately grasping at the thinnest of straws

Blobels tesimony was extracted in the nurmeburg trial, i assume you know what we think about those confessions. by multiple eyewitensses do you mean 4? multiple eyewitnesses testify to steam chambers and electric floor traps as well.

>Isn't unlimited slave labor great?

you're a communist you would know

>Hold on, I'll mail it to you.

isn't physical evidence a bitch?

>Bone fragments and massive piles of ashes are still found at the camps to this day so what exactly is your argument?

yea i'm sure they did extensive testing on those to verify their species and theres enough there to add up to whatever fantastical number the CBS special needed. give me a source i'd love to read it.