You might have won the award for the most morally bankrupt poster of FR to date. Without doubt, the scariest people I have ever met in Germany and God's wide world are the disaffected dirt at the bottom of the social scale (and yes Germany has a very strong class system even today) who see their salvation in a resurgence of Nazism.
With absolute disrespect for your idiot position, there is nothing funny at all about a German social and mental disorder that between war and the holocaust sent tens of millions to an untimely death.
Your attempts to excuse this or make light of it are unpardonably ignorant and offensive.
They had immense influence in western Germany, but in the meantime they are all dust. We Germans overcame nazism through time. Practically nobody of the contemporary generation feels responsible anymore. The Holocaust happened more than 60 years ago and we are over it. The "common guilt" of Germany might be something foreigners believe into, but not we Germans. We are aware that our country has to deal with a dirty past and nameless crimes, but all the causers are practically death. It is simply over.
You could compare it with the genocide of Indians in the US. This is also over and history.
Since we are the ones who define our attitudes it is up to us to deal with such harmless BS like dogs that are called "Adolf". Who cares? We should stop to carry over the job of the Gestapo. Hitler for sure would not have been amused if a dog would have been named after him. Doing so is quite insulting in Germany. Our police has better things to do than to waste time and money to such foolishness.
“With absolute disrespect for your idiot position, there is nothing funny at all about a German social and mental disorder...”
Dang dude, take it easy. Your spittle sprayed me through my computer screen. There are plenty of posters on this thread making “light” of the Nazis (Hitler playing a banjo???), but you single out the German poster for your out of proportion rant. One might be lead to think that the mental disorder on display here is not a German one.
I would think that having the same screen-namesake as Andy “Trail of Tears” Jackson might cause you to think twice before speaking once about holocausts. There are sins and there are sins of fathers. Figure out the difference.