There is indeed something to be said about the reasons why we are not allowed to question what happened in the past.
It is a crime to question anything that was the Holocaust.
Or so the law says.
I say, what good does that do to the plea of freedom of speech and the freedom to always search for truth and justice?
Why is it a crime to seek these things?
I can understand it being a crime to deny something that occurred or to use parts of history for advocating violence and attrocities in today's society.
Using historie's tools of worship and ideologies of crimes and acts against humanity.
However, is this the only reason why free man cannot question the past?
What does that mean to me? It means that i am not able to think for myself. I am given information about an occurrance in the past and i am told that if i do not believe it and that if i openly question this event that i am acting against the law.
Am i alluding or alleging conspiracy here?
No, but i think it is inherently wrong for man to not be able to seek questions to answers or to wonder and research parts of history without upsetting certain parts of society.
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