Ok, what parameters do you want to define?
Assumptions about size. Broadly, what are we going to take 'judicial notice' of?
If this is relevant to the parameters you want to use, make a positive statement about the matter and be prepared to defend it.
I'm not going to rely on a source that I'm then told isn't reliable. Nobody here has the ability to go back in time with a tape measure and walk around the perimeter and inside of all the death camps to see how big these structures are. And if someone actually did, how would he prove it to the satisfaction of people on the internet?
We have to rely on the published research of others. Is Arad a reliable source? Has he been usurped by some new hot shot AR camp researcher? Is there information in Arad's
BST that has been updated?
We need to make the assumption that somewhere in and among all the material that has been published about the holocaust, there is information that is accurate and current. As far as I know, Arad is the gold standard for the AR camps. If I'm wrong, tell me so and give me another source I can use.
Everything I know and I'll bet everything you know about Belzec Sobibor and Treblinka as well, was learned by reading books written by other people whom we believe know what they're talking about. If we don't agree on who these people are then we'll never be able to discuss this issue.
Note that you were *not* requested to ask random questions in return.
Note that *you* did not ask any questions. Uke2se did. I'm not talking to you. If you want to enter the discussion you will answer my questions.
Is there a reason you bring up right-to-life? Has anyone, anyone at all in this thread done so, or is this yet another lame attempt on your part to distract from the fact that you have once again made a claim you cannot or at best will not support?
I have seen stories that were published on Christian or extremist websites referring to the places where abortion clinics dump their trash as "mass graves." I want to limit the definition of a "mass grave" to include only full term humans.
If you believe this 'largest mass grave ever found' is relevant, make a positive statement about the matter and be prepared to defend it.
Yes it is relevant because size matters. Conducting a quick internet search for the largest mass graves ever found will give you some interesting results as far as the number of bodies. But they are only of limited use because they don't provide a way to calculate cubic dimensions.
But still, documented mass graves existing outside of the holocaust are different in size compared to those existing inside the holocaust. If you believe this is not the case, please do some research and find what you believe is the largest non-holocaust mass grave. The scale of the difference might be instructive.
Note that you were *not* requested to ask random questions instead of documenting that the original claim wasn't just you talking out of the hole in your keyboard.
And again, *you* will answer questions, not ask.
Or are you going to lie again about how everyone accepts your premise in general and that quibbling about its details is all that's left?
No, I'm going to predict that nobody, especially not you, will agree to some basic details about the camps in question. You will not agree who is a reliable a source and will demand that I defend my choice of Arad.
I'm not going to waste my time doing that. As I've said, I know that we both get our information about the AR camps from sources we believe are reliable. If you believe my source isn't reliable, it's because you rely on a different source that you believe is better. So simply tell me who that is and we can go from there.
Please be aware that if you won't agree with me that I can use Arad as a source, and you won't tell me who I can, you'll be admitting that 1) you don't know if Arad is reliable because you haven't read anything about the AR camps and shouldn't be participating in this discussion or 2) there simply are no reliable sources for accurate information about the most thoroughly documented crime in history. Or both.