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I'm not saying the people that were present at the rallies believe one thing or another. Rather, media articles Andreyich is criticizing are saying that some of the people present were far-right and/or fascist, but he's saying that he has evidence that they espoused little to no views that call for genocide. If he actually has evidence to back up his assertion, I'd appreciate it. I obviously won't ask the writers of the articles for their proof, because they're not here.

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The way I see it, Andreyich is making a claim. Without providing evidence, his claim is baseless. I don't care about the articles, but I do care about him claiming that he has evidence that the 60,000 people at the rally espoused little to no views that call for genocide. While his claim isn't necessarily wrong just because he doesn't provide evidence to support it, it's basically useless. I could say that the 60,000 people at the rally espoused the view that the world is flat, and it would be a claim that's equally as baseless and useless as his.

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You do get that I'm not supporting the articles, right? I'm just asking Andreyich to provide the evidence for his claims. If he had just left it at, "Where's the proof that they're pro-genocide?", I would've been like, "Yeah, that's a good point." But, he said that he was actually there when the rallies took place. His personal experience could be evidence, but he hasn't proven that he was actually there to gather said evidence.

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Can you explain how, by being in Warsaw when these rallies took place, you know that the 60,000 people which were present espouse little to no views that call for genocide? If you spent just 1 second sampling each person's views, you'd have spent at least 16 hours sampling all 60,000 people. I'm rather skeptical that you accomplished such a feat, but if you have any quantifiable statistics to back up your assertion, I'd love to review them.

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I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with anyone about what happened at Warsaw. I just want quantifiable evidence about what happened, specifically from the immediately accessible person that claims to have been there and personally experienced the rallies.

Can you explain how, by being in Warsaw when these rallies took place, you know that the 60,000 people which were present espouse little to no views that call for genocide? If you spent just 1 second sampling each person's views, you'd have spent at least 16 hours sampling all 60,000 people. I'm rather skeptical that you accomplished such a feat, but if you have any quantifiable statistics to back up your assertion, I'd love to review them.

So how's about that local sports team?

GQ's Citizen of the Year, plus one [+]

One of these two athletes raised over $37 million for hurricane relief. The other did literally nothing. Who won? You decide!

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I'm asking for your proof, not arguing for the opposite.

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You're claiming that you were at the rallies in Warsaw, and that you observed something there. Prove it, or it's irrelevant hearsay.