I don't deny that it happened.
The camps are there, the massive piles of ash (people) are there, and the documents ordering it are there. Although, to wish imprisonment for anyone who denies it is a rather iffy proposition as far as I'm concerned.
While I do find the Nazi movement (not the modern socalled Nazis and other assorted fringe trash) and some of their ideals intriguing, the death camps were one of the sorrier moments in Human history IMO. Such uncontrolled and unfocused aggression is the reason Germany was itself reduced to a smouldering pile of ash in the end. The Jewish "problem" could've and should've been handled in a totally different way.
