My apologizes for my delay in responding. In the future my replies will come much quicker if you will be so kind as to add links to your sources. I am still trying to locate this "Database" of which you wrote as there are several on the www and so it is impossible to determine which is your source.
No, I do not agree that numbers become irrelevant after the deaths of one million people. The numbers are just as relevant if the number is one or one hundred million. If an assertion is made by a group of people as to how many died in any given incident, then there exists a burden of proof upon said group of people to be able to show it. In a court of law if the prosecution claims that the murder of one or more people has transpired because of the actions of one or more other individuals, then the burden of proof is on the prosecutors.
And the relevancy becomes even more extreme the larger the number of victims.
Perhaps, as you say, "the vast majority of the world finds your thinking in this....inacurate". This does not make the "vast majority" right and myself wrong. As an example of this: Galileo believed and taught that the earth was not the center of the universe. He was branded a heretic and persecuted for his believes. The "vast majority" disagreed with him. In the final analysis, Galileo was right. Then there was Christopher Columbus....The "vast majority" is not always right and should not be depended on for all of the facts.
Below are two photographs of plaques taken at the most notorious of all of the German concentration camps, Auschwitz. These photographs show a significant reduction in the numbers of those who died there. The first plaque
claims that four million were "murdered" there; the second that one and one half million were "murdered" there. This alone reduces the number of dead by 2.5 million people, just in this one location. In the second or revised plaque it says that mainly jews were the victims. Lets just assume that only 50% as opposed to the majority, (as stated by the plaque) of the victims were jewish. That would mean that the original number of jews "murdered" at Auschwitz would have been two million, (one half of 4 m). The second plaque would mean then that seven hundred, fifty thousand, (750,000 = one half of 1.5 m). Subtracting 750,000 from 2,000,000 reduces the number of jews who died at Auschwitz by 1,250,000. This in turn reduces the holocaust supporters claim of six million jews "murdered" by the Germans to 4,750,000.
These are not my numbers. These are the numbers provided by the alleged jewish victims who placed these plaques at Auschwitz. So, by their own words, I have proved the point that 6 million jews were not exterminated by the Germans. However, I agreed to bring these numbers down even further - to less than 3 million. Is it possible I can bring those numbers down even below 3 million, using mostly jewish sources? Just as a bonus, I'll make that effort.