NAZI GRANDPA OUTRAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!

izonfire wrote:

And that contrast is what, exactly?

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

No outrage.

It just reminded me of a funny story my FIL told me of two elderly WWII vets that were talking about the war and it turns out that they were in the same battle on different sides and ended up living about 5 miles apart in southern Indiana.

Buckwheat wrote:

Well, I could explain it to you but I'd have to have charts and graphs and spreadsheets and bullet points and a white board and markers and stuff.... And then you still wouldn't get it anyway.

It's not complicated.

Are you somehow offended by that image?

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bs_kwaj wrote:

Offended, no. Not at all.

You're the one who a) reposted an insipid meme b) that glamorized mass genocide.

Please continue on your soapbox of how smart you are.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

Jesus, Gerbs... you're being ignorant, and obtuse.

MACS wrote:

Jesus, Gerbs... you're being ignorant, and obtuse.

MACS wrote:

Obtuse you say? The warden is going to give you a month in the hole for that, murder one of your friends outside the prison fence line and then give you another month in the hole to think about it!

CelticBomber wrote:

So the lesson we're learning from this meme is that Kwaj would rather be remembered as a soldier fighting to exterminate the jews than as a filter-using millennial?

at least I think that's the moral of the story.

victor809 wrote:

Offended, no. Not at all.

You're the one who a) reposted an insipid meme b) that glamorized mass genocide.

Please continue on your soapbox of how smart you are.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

I think the lesson is being a Nazi used to be a lot more acceptable than it is today.... except in cbid land. A lot of Nazis were good people.

teedubbya wrote: