I know I was a serious one, and so was Ernst Zundel in his youth. It takes some reading and thinking and serious de-programming, but once the process has begun, there is no turning back. As such, I like to think that I have a logical mind. Moreover, I've learned well, that in trying to fix a piece of software that I've written, to find the bug that is causing the problem, I have to keep a totally open mind. And I know that even though the source of a bug may appear to be in a specific module of code, it may very well not be anywhere near it.
Complex problems are tough to ferret out.
Coming from this point of view, I analyze problems in other areas much the same way. I supported it unreservedly. My attitude was that the Palestinians were vicious animals who were trying to destroy the civilized and enlightened Jews in Israel. I saw Schindler's List about 2 or 3 years ago, and I was horrified. I've never had a grudge against Germans.