Posted on 12/15/2008 6:45:44 PM PST by Drew68
Pretty scary, huh?
And the one on his car, also.
He's got the Nazi swastika reversed.
May give some clue as to why 'Himmler' was spelled 'Hinler'.
He looks Jewish.
Someone should tell him.
In fact, everyone in town should tell him.
And wish him a joyful Hanukkah.
And get the kiddos each a driedel...
Some kid may hold a pink object. No meaning there.
But his eyes. . . and it’s a knife?!
The idiot is too stupid to draw the swastikas the right way. Compare the ones on the skull, his car and hand with the Nazi banner. He has the “tines” pointed to the left instead of to the right. Dummkopf!
And everybody just yawns and applauds when they hear that their musical idol Country Joe McDonald was named after FDR’s favorite Uncle Joe (what, 50 million dead, compared to that German amateur?!)
Thanks; something like this flabbergasts me to no end. Who in their right mind would inflict this kind of thing on innocent kids?
For fun check out Hillary and set the years for 1985-2005
“And the one on his car, also.
He’s got the Nazi swastika reversed.
May give some clue as to why ‘Himmler’ was spelled ‘Hinler’.”
If nothing else, this proves that the famous Nazi rocket scientists are well and truly extinct. Probably just as well for anyone who knows about the V-2.
“Great, their stupidity is tax-payer funded.”
That’s because private sector stupidity is uncompetitive these days.
BTW, people were outraged with the Express for endorsing Obama.
Back problems...could it be? How is that possible three kids three years, cannot be that bad.
Country Joe McDonald has to tell people who he was named after. Adolf Hitler Campbell won't have this problem.
Also the left-right part is usually on the viewers right not left. Those look more like Manji
ROFL. Splat the cake in their faces too.
Mom and dad can take their chances but I would have left the child’s picture out too. Children can be cruel and the little guy could easily be victimized if some older kid recognizes him.
Attacks on children for their parents’ actions are not limited to children, sad to say. My late father-in-law was an Air Force officer and was stationed at NORAD at the time of the Cuban missile crisis in 1962. During that time, a peace activist neighbor, a grown man, confronted my future brother-in-law behind their house and started screaming at him, “I don’t want telling my kids about this g**d*mned atomc bomb your father loves so much. We don’t want that s**t in my house and f**k your old man if he don’t like it.” My future brother-in-law was all of 8 years old when this happened. As a general officer, his father was in the public eye and could do no more than complain to the police. An unknown group of off-duty soldiers did beat the peacenik to a bloody pulp a few days later, however.
Identity theft and confusion in the Philippines pre-dates Al Gore’s famous invention, and is due to the country’s colonial past. Many Filipinos share common Spanish names and consequently have problems establishing their financial histories, credit ratings and so forth. What to do? There was an article in the WSJ some time ago about how the Filipinos try to overcome this problem by naming their children original first names such as Hitler, Himmler, and other names that provoke faux horror among the Westerners (as exemplified here.) ‘Hitler’ doesn’t resonate the same there as it does here, where we’ve been fed Communist propaganda since 1945, while the Commies themselves, continued their mayhem to this day.
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