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Because that's the same as parading around in the uniforms of the people who killed and murdered millions round the world including hundreds of thousands in this country, eh?Originally posted by Troll View PostIf some people re-enacted Rorke's Drift - would that also offend your liberal sensibilities?
Cretin.Hard Brexit now!
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To be fair there are several WW2 re-enactment groups in the UK. Many of the groups who portray the German side seem to have a large majority of people playing the SS etc. I think it is more to do with them wanting to be in the famous group with the cool uniform than with anything else. I could be wrong though as I have never personally met any of them.Comment
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I almost went to that!Originally posted by darmstadt View PostI see some of the CUK faithful are on the march again...
Unfortunately it was a bit late by the time we'd got up so would have missed the parade and it was looking like it could be a wet day anyway.Coffee's for closersComment
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What some of the antifa's should do is hang a big poster up along the route with the words "This is what happened to the Nazis..." and pictures of them all being hanged after the Nuremburg trials and underneath "Guess whats going to happen to you?" That should give them a shock. I would also add the pelting of them with paper bombs filled with Abir“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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