'Make America Nazi Free Again' Advertisement Angers Trump Voters
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Really? So imagine a 12-year-old calling a black girl a nigger or giving out Nazi salutes. Do you kill him or educate him?
Poor Inquizitors before Poor Nazis nobody cares about there attitude now, in fact they still run what has been and continues to be a genuine racket in conjunction with the all time highest murder statistics. My great great great granny was burned at the stake by the inquizition cuz she like boiling toads for grampy and the little devils.
The swastika is not the Nazis and a cross is not the Inquizition.
Nothing you just posted contradicts my post so I am assuming you are agreeing with me.
Nazis killed many Americans as well as Canadians. Sadly, many delusionals from the far right feel that is of no consequence. As for real patriots, we continue to condemn our enemies. If the Nazis seek to fight us again, we will beat the living shɪt out of them along with their pals.
Fᶙck them all.
Gee, thanks for all of those options, dichotomous.
I'm actually disappointed that the choice wasn't between taking them out for ice cream or curb stomping them.
Not exactly, the acceptability of the swastica is already older than you are brought to you by the people who popularized the six pointed star. In fact the wide acceptability of the revised swaztickle message is greater now than at any time in the last century and it's application wider now than at any time in history perhaps, in the new defiled meaning form. It is however not in the same cardinal position as the defiled star of dave. In the case of which represents a clear and present danger at this time in history the poor old swastika obtains a distant third place behind the star and the star and stripes. All that has to be done to verify that assertion is a global show of hands. An illustration of the dangers of employing symbols.
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He's the kinda guy that dresses up as a Nazi for Halloween but won't let you get a photo of it.
Bethesda Defends Its Trump-Inspired Wolfenstein II Nazi Killing Slogan ‘Make America Nazi-Free Again’
Bethesda's VP of PR, Pete Hines, offers no apologies, stating that Wolfsenstein II doesn't detract at all from the series, and that he feels he and Bethesda are on the "right side of history."
Wolfenstein has been a decidedly anti-Nazi series since the first release more than 20 years ago. We aren't going to shy away from what the game is about. We don't feel it's a reach for us to say Nazis are bad and un-American, and we're not worried about being on the right side of history here.
Bethesda's VP of PR, Pete Hines, offers no apologies, stating that Wolfsenstein II doesn't detract at all from the series, and that he feels he and Bethesda are on the "right side of history."
Wolfenstein has been a decidedly anti-Nazi series since the first release more than 20 years ago. We aren't going to shy away from what the game is about. We don't feel it's a reach for us to say Nazis are bad and un-American, and we're not worried about being on the right side of history here.