So what is antisemitic about six million Jews not being exterminated? I'm not understanding the logic behind this particular expression of hate. I understand why somebody who hated African Americans might try to keep Black folks from buying a house next door to them. Or how a bunch of drunk homophobes might get their jollies by vandalizing a known "gay" bar.
Transparent dodge. It isn't antisemitic to doubt the Holocaust. But it is unusual to find a Holocaust doubter who wasn't already an antisemite.
Funny how it works out that way.
And we don't call them antisemites because they doubt the killings. We call them that because through all of their writings are little bits of "But they asked for it," and "Normal people wouldn't act that way," and "But we only believe in the Holocaust in the first place because the Jews control the media."
But if somebody hates Jews, what does saying six million weren't murdered get that person? Wouldn't somebody who hates Jews want more of them to have been murdered and not less? If you're Jewish, why are you offended if six million people you probably never met anyway didn't suffer a horrible fate? If I wanted to make a Jewish family feel welcome in my home, would saying that it wasn't six but it was actually ten million of them were murdered and they were all tortured first be a way to it?
If it's true that six million weren't exterminated, is it still antisemitic to say so?
What does it get the denier? They get to cast the Holocaust as a grand lie by those despicable Jews, a ploy for sympathy by those grasping Jews, and a play for money and power by....well, you get the picture! And also a demonstration of "their" control over the media, over the sciences, over whatever grand conspiracy of taking-my-hard-earned-money-from-me the particular antisemite adheres to.
I offer for samples of this attitude....this very thread. Over and over.