What's the point? The Nazis rejected jews and wanted them gone. They attempted deportation which failed, they switched to concentration. Now what? Some were probably murdered by the camps staffed by people who hated them due to the above. Others starved because low priority people starve in war. And some were bombed by the Allies.

So in this version, there's deaths in the camps from neglect and general wartime hardships, but no systematic gas chambers?

Is there still forced labor?

So in this narrative, Jews were literally being concentrated in areas but with no further plan while the war was still going other than segregation?

I'm asking these questions in good faith, trying to understand the more nuanced "Holocaust denier" labeled position.

I tried to find some of the "Auschwitz was full of amenities" posts on Twitter, but could only find this one. They may have been memoryholed.

https://twitter.com/MarkFletcherOAC/status/1749558608872771742#m

What's the point? The Nazis rejected jews and wanted them gone. They attempted deportation which failed, they switched to concentration. Now what? Some were probably murdered by the camps staffed by people who hated them due to the above. Others starved because low priority people starve in war. And some were bombed by the Allies.

So in this version, there's deaths in the camps from neglect and general wartime hardships, but no systematic gas chambers?

Is there still forced labor?

So in this narrative, Jews were literally being concentrated in areas but with no further plan while the war was still going other than segregation?

I'm asking these questions in good faith, trying to understand the more nuanced "Holocaust denier" labeled position.