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"Ritchie said that in 2002 guidelines were put in place at Sandhurst to stop such behaviour. 'The policy today is very clear,' said Ritchie. 'These photographs do not reflect the high standards of duty and service instilled in the cadets during their training and subsequently demonstrated in their careers as officers in the British army.' Despite Ritchie's apology, the photo has offended some in the Jewish community. Lord Janner said: 'For future leaders to put on Nazi uniforms even for fun is incongruous, unacceptable and disrespectful to those who lost their lives.'"

I wonder if the stray fleeting hint of a thought has crossed "LJ's" brain that it is perfectly acceptable to "think" it is humorous to portray white male heads of households as bumbling dimwitted buffoons. Just as it is "outrageous, offensive, degrading and shocking" to poke a bit of fun at history in the form of costumes, wigs and black face. The reason for both is the same.

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That's right, nothing. No reason whatsoever other than some fake fabricated "shock and outrage" which will sell news papers and provide airtime fodder for blabbermouth talking heads on Tee-Vee and a not-too-subtle left leaning of the mid-stream media to mentally condition the masses in communist based pee-cee.