Kentucky man dresses up as an SS officer while dressing his toddler as hitler. - Sensationalist Headlines

What are you on about. You seem to think that the act of reacting is worse than channelling nazi views through your child..? Don't pretend like it's just some innocent joke-gone-wrong sort of thing. This guy knows exactly what he's doing. There's no excusing that. Obviously child services should be involved in something like this, because it is abusive.

did you just ignore the whole part about enabling nazis or are you just that dumb?

Look at his wife's FB posts on the last page and you'll see how lol

What are you talking about? Are you really arguing that is bad to react to something?

Autism and Aspergers are the same thing these days. The separate classification was rectified a few years ago.

And more importantly, I kinda take offense to the idea that this guy is completely clueless about his behavior because he supposedly has a mental disability. He's just a Nazi. It's really as simple as that. They're just more open than ever about their scumbaggery because we have a full-on white supremacist, wannabe fascist as president.

I want to add to that. Neither autism or Asperger would explain his pull to Nazi ideology. I myself am an Asperger person and I'm more than sure Asperger does not meddle with sich things. He is just a dumb nazi, foolish to believe propaganda he's fed without checking their factuality.

I think it has more to do with the severity and the event being relatively recent. There's a chain restaurant named after Genghis Khan for example.

Should have gone an extra step and made themselves look like zombie Hitler and SS, then it may not have been such an "outrage" Shit is becoming too PC these days. a few years ago no one would have gave two shits, well, maybe not nearly as bad as this anyway.

Did you miss him being a holocaust denier and literal nazi?

Context. It's not just the costume.

personally I thought it was cheeky and adorable

Jouska, is that you?

Even the Soviet Union didn't really defend Stalin. They spent years trying to erase Stalin's legacy, and had a massive political fallout with their biggest ally over it.

This article reminds me of the "Bayern Munich's Rafinha apologizes for Gulf Arab 'bomber' Halloween costume" http://www.arabnews.com/sites/default/files/styles/n_670_395/public/main-image/2018/11/01/1356286-1148270000.png?itok=wNSnjkdW Halloween costumes are linked to dressing up as "evil" and "unholy" things of horror on one day of the year. People in this thread are very much against people dressing as a SS guard which most people would consider "evil" but there's alot of feedback against this costume of a saudi prince too in the news? Saudi Arabia are actively committing genocide against the people of yemen with the US support and had that journalist in turkey executed but people are more concerned about the PC element? Where does the line get drawn? Is it only acceptable to dress as fictional characters?

The dude from the OP is an actual Nazi and Holocaust denier though

Again, context. Pay attention.

The guy's a Nazi and a holocaust denier, his idea of Hitler represented as a Halloween costume is just as fictional as Freddy Krueger or a ghost.

Okay but like it definitely sounds like people just want to yell at this guy for being a Nazi. Which is fine, I get it. But the costume isn't really part of it. It's mainly the "actually being a Nazi" thing that people are mad about.

I don't know man Vox told me I should be upset when people promote facist symbols but communist symbols are ok. When in doubt: Go with the flow; don't question the status quo.

People who call themselves communists don't dream of ethnic cleansing so they tend to get passed over.

Do you is ignore context when it's convenient for you all the time? If it looks like a duck, it might be a dude in a costume. If it quacks like a duck too, it's not just a costume.

When you have a nazi dressing as a nazi, is it a costume? 🤔

Ah yes of course. Communists definitely do not actively dream about executing millions of people based on their socio-economic class. I read on Salon that such arguments are unfounded and were probably made up by some alt-right loonbag on a racist tumblr blog. I too agree with this conclusion.

Worse yes, it wasn't just a costume.