removed2 wrote: » you can dress us up but you can't let us out
The Talking Bread wrote: » What he done wasn't a personal insult to me so no I am not offended. There is a difference between pointing out how disrespectful his actions have been than letting it offend me. I anticipate it will offend many though and hopefully the punishment will fit the crime. I certainly amn't offended by silly pun jokes about the Holocaust by little boys on there lap top! Just find it childish, cheap and humourless! I think you need to acknowledge what the word offence means!
The Talking Bread wrote: » Germans take this **** very seriously
Danzy wrote: » Not sure if your hyper drole or being serious.
The Talking Bread wrote: » How do you mean? Such actions inside the camps are taken very seriously by the authorities. It won't be a slap on the wrist he gets.
Phillip Flabby Fool wrote: » This has got nothing to do with gender and everything to do with upbringing. It's the type of behaviour I would expect from the underclass.
Sycamore Tree wrote: » You said "nor do I give a cr*p if eegits want to make jokes". Clearly you do give a crap.
Pa8301 wrote: » Auschwitz is in Poland. Hard to see how the German authorities can do anything.
The Talking Bread wrote: » Ah let's not get ahead of ourselves, they weren't that original or funny. I am not offended nor do I give a cr*p if eegits want to make jokes out of a pretty serious historical event but sure whatever keeps you amused. I think you have to visit one of these camps to acknowledge how horribly disrespectful someone doing this is.Germans take this **** very seriously
Hyzepher wrote: » It's in Poland
The Talking Bread wrote: » Ah let's not get ahead of ourselves, they weren't that original or funny. I am not offended nor do I give a cr*p if eegits want to make jokes out of a pretty serious historical event but sure whatever keeps you amused. I think you have to visit one of these camps to acknowledge how horribly disrespectful someone doing this is. Germans take this **** very seriously
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » What an idiot and 38 years old.
Foweva Awone wrote: » I did Nazi that coming.
MagicThree18 wrote: » What are you Waffen on about?
frag420 wrote: » I think this kind of childish behaviour its atrocious, Anne Frankly I hope I never have to read it again on these boards!!
Yer Da sells Avon wrote: » I have as much of a sense of humour as anyone, but that's just not on. I'm göring to report your posts. I'm absolutely führious.
Tucker Acidic Sheepskin wrote: » Autzwich is in Poland not Germany. Do you think they did this on their own doorstep?
gozunda wrote: » You're correct - they should as they built the concentration camps.
removed2 wrote: you can dress us up but you can't let us out
The Tetrarch wrote: » Did he take a selfie? Y'know for boards likes.
Danzy wrote: » They take it very serious when being contrite and saying it was a great evil, which it obviously was. They weren't/aren't so contrite when it came to writing cheques or making right in a small way the great wrongs to those who suffered so greatly and died by their millions. A bit if that would be worth a lot more than the self-flagellation we see, which has become a fetish and self indulgent. Think a month in jail and 5000 euro fine would be apt for this man.
whisky_galore wrote: » Irish people can dish it out but can't take it. If some tourist scrawled the wall where the 1916 leaders were shot or Newgrange the outrage would go through the roof.
Irish Guitarist wrote: » I had to look up what that meant. I thought maybe the people kept in the camp had scratched their names on the wall. It turns out though that writing your name there is a popular tourist activity. I did a Google search and found a few blogs by people talking about how shocked they were to see graffiti all over a wall. Some people are fucking weird. It kind of reminds me of the gobshites that write their names on Jim Morrisons grave because they're such massive 'fans'.
