Serious Auschwitz Questions

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Originally Posted by FlyingJesus

They wouldn't WANT to be there in the first place. I'm not sure you quite understand what prisoners are... they did not have the luxury of making choices for themselves

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They knew they were heading somewhere to work, through lies and deceit since obviously the trains went to Poland. It just wasn't their assumption they'd be getting killed there. Also given the camps were prisons themselves, pretty obvious they'd know what the chimneys were for. They'd see the kitchen near one crematoria and see the smaller chimneys. I don't think they'd believe they would keep a shower area under a kitchen building, especially with a single huge chimney.

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Also, people tried to escape Auschwitz, too. So it's safe to assume a revolt can't be ruled out.

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Originally Posted by Tallcoolguy700

You do realize the US/allies flew across the camp more than once in the hopes they'd find the proof they were looking for, right? Doesn't it look really bad that none of these photos show the chimneys smoking when blown up? We are supposed that in between gassings there was always a chimney smoking, and also to expect that living prisoners would at least be seen going that way. Yet there's nothing.

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You should look up Auschwitz chimney and you'll realize how big that would be for a housing building, or similar. Also, all the Birkenau gas chambers were below ground, the Crematoria being right above.

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I think you need to learn that just because there isn't photographic proof of an event happening that doesn't mean that event definitely did not happen.

Pretty sure architectural aesthetics wouldn't have been foremost in their minds

"Debate with me", he says. You're not wanting a debate. Nothing you have asked warrants a debate. You're wanting to reaffirm your conspiracy theories over something dead and buried.

BUT BURIED WHERE

You my friend should read a book entitled:

"Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor E. Frankl.. And in fact EVERYONE should read it.