Disbelief


In WWII millions of Jews were killed because people just could not believe that such a thing could possibly happen.  This tendancy towards disbelief is one of the most valuable human traits for those who would do such things again.
This is a video clip taken at an appearance by David Horowitz at UCSD.  The important part happens at about 2:49 (the entire clip is only 3:28).
 
 
 
Disbelief contributed to the Holocaust in WWII, and even now people still do not believe that this is really out there.
 
It is.
 
What is worse, it is here.

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