Train tracks are now offensive?
Posted on 03/16/2016 3:46:39 PM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
Bayern Munich have apologised after a graphic the club posted on Twitter was interpreted by some as being a reference to the Auschwitz concentration camp.
Ahead of Wednesday night's Champions League clash against Juventus at the Allianz Arena, Bayern posted a photo featuring goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, a train track leading to their home ground and the words 'Qui e la fine', which translates into 'Here is the end'.
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Gol do Thomas Muller. pic.twitter.com/IhJOCDlC5S— English League BR (@EnglishLeagueBR) March 16, 2016
Some people just look to be offended.
I told my wife I was going to make that a four section wall poster.
I was joking!
Desktop on my 55inch HDTV HDMI monitor is good enough.
Hopefully Lewandowski can keep that form in June and July.
A reference to Auschwitz?
Some people obviously have too much time on their hands to make up such crap. They need to get a job to set them free. (/sorry for that)
Your comment was both horrible and awesome at the same time.
Yeah, I figured it was better to include the preemptive apology.
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