Is it politically correct to question the Holocaust?

Answer 1

I think you mean, "incorrect" because the holocaust is a fact. You can go to the sites and see for yourself.

Answer 2

I grew up with people (some just a few years older than me and some parents of my friends) who lost their entire families due to the Nazis.

I'd have to say anyone who questions the FACT of the holocaust is either uneducated, listening to the wrong people or just hates Jews.

Here's a poem by someone who was an early Nazi, but realized what they were doing and tried to stop them.

First they came for the Jews
and I did not speak out
because I was not a Jew.

Then they came for the Communists
and I did not speak out
because I was not a Communist.

Then they came for the trade unionists
and I did not speak out
because I was not a trade unionist.

Then they came for me
and there was no one left
to speak out for me.

Pastor Martin Niemöller

By the way, Hitler included Gypsies, Homosexuals and political dissidents in his death camps.

Answer 3

Why politically or socially incorrect? We are living in a free world and everybody has right to free speech. We should discuss and debate Holocaust openly on media. Visit these sites to know more about it:
http://encyclopedia.wowla.com/?title=Holocoust

Also, Holocaust deniers should be brought on TV channels, like CNN, BBC, Fox, Sky News. If they prove that Holocaust never happened, we should accept them. Now, most of the people in the world believe that Holocoust never happened. It's just a fairy tale by jews. Visit the following sites to get the proof that Holocaust NEVER happened:

http://www.cwporter.com/two2.htm
http://www.ihr.org/
http://www.fpp.co.uk/

Answer 4

Who cares if it is politically incorrect? Question everything and doubt everything. This is the only way you can get to the truth. Doubt the people who tell you never to doubt the holocaust and at the same time doubt the people who tell you it never happened. Then question yourself for questioning the topic at all. This is the only way to find the real answers.

Answer 5

I think that people owe it to themselves to find answers. If you are questioning the Holocaust then get allot of good sources and research the info.
I think that if you have a question you should ask and then be willing to accept the truth.
Question the Holocaust but when you find out that it happened then be willing to accept that it did. Study, Study, Study.

Answer 6

in the world of political correctness, no its not political correct to question the Holocaust.

Answer 7

In our town Dahmer's house was destroyed.Why would Germany still have this Holocaust stuff around?If that even is Germany.

Answer 8

No, not politically correct. It really happened, so to question it would offend millions of people.

Answer 9

This is a free country right?
if there is ANY obstruction or any law that makes it illigal to question ANY issue in this world, then it means 2 things:

1- that it betrays the freedom of speech in this country
2- that there is something to hide, something that "they" don't want you to know about.

Answer 10

Why would you question it? Our information comes from the Nazis' own files and films. They were fanatic about keeping good records.