Was I wrong to wish someone's death after they denied the Holocaust?

I appreciate that you and I are on the same side here twinA, but my feeling is that no race or ethnic group should have to justify its existence.

It shouldn't matter how many great doctors, scientists, novelists, filmmakers, philosophers, peacemakers, and thinkers Jews have contributed to society, because there is absolutely no justification for an attack on any individual simply for the ethnicity they were born into.

As far as I'm concerned, an unemployed Jew living in his mom's basement is worth no more or less than the world's most brilliant Jewish scientist.

I also am of the opinion, though some people may disagree here, that no race nor ethnicity nor gender nor sexuality is any superior to another. Supremacy, in all its forms, is evil and leads to resentment at best, genocide at worst.

I will continue to call out the perniciousness of all those moronic and hateful individuals who deny the Holocaust or think that anti-Semitism is a somehow 'acceptable' form of ethnic/racial bigotry, whilst also maintaining the value of ALL of us, irrespective of the identity group to which we belong.

Well that's a weird marketing approach

You go to their site to buy a coat and they make you sad

What a convenient way to justify psychopathy. Someone disagrees with you? Just call them a Nazi. Then you get to kill them.

This person was denying the documented deaths of six million Jews. They are a bigot. Maybe they need strong words to wake them up.

It sickens me how anyone can still pretend that the Holocaust didn't happen.