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Skybird · 02-09-06, 08:18 AM

That does not answer the question: what makes it so desirable to have a right to wear Nazi stuff in public, shout Nazi slogans in public, etc.?

I remember when prince William (was it him or his briother?) went to that party, wearing a Nazi uniform. Germans were not angry - they simply were stunned in disbelief and then had to laugh. Needless to say that for many Germans his ripeness and mental abilities are severly in doubt since then. i wonder if the ameriancs would laugh if I go to a White house carnival party, wearing a fancy dress of the Ku-Klux-Klan, or the murderer of Abraham Lincoln, or a Abu Graib prison guard. At least they would say it is tasteless, I think. and that's what it is indeed: tasteless at least, and unsensible.

02-09-06, 08:18 AM	#9
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,629 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	That does not answer the question: what makes it so desirable to have a right to wear Nazi stuff in public, shout Nazi slogans in public, etc.? I remember when prince William (was it him or his briother?) went to that party, wearing a Nazi uniform. Germans were not angry - they simply were stunned in disbelief and then had to laugh. Needless to say that for many Germans his ripeness and mental abilities are severly in doubt since then. i wonder if the ameriancs would laugh if I go to a White house carnival party, wearing a fancy dress of the Ku-Klux-Klan, or the murderer of Abraham Lincoln, or a Abu Graib prison guard. At least they would say it is tasteless, I think. and that's what it is indeed: tasteless at least, and unsensible. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.