Waxwork Hitler Beheaded

[Porti Fatti]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7491280.stm

This guy wasn't pleased about Hitler in Madame Tussauds.

[Il Duce]

Christ, I know Hitler was a bad person and all, but that doesn't change the fact that he's a part of history and as such should be acknowledged.

[DNAClock]

What an idiot...

[shit for brains]

haha nice!
did they expect that something like would stay in one piece?

[SilverCherryClock]

In that same vein I think the German ban on nazi symbols is rediculous

[NintendrCkolc]

Heres hoping the ban is lifted.

[Topcatyo]

In that same vein I think the German ban on nazi symbols is rediculous

I have to agree with this.

[CaulkClock]

In that same vein I think the German ban on nazi symbols is rediculous

Obviously a Nazi sympathizer and I bet he plays those video games with their blood and gore and without robots.

Seriously Germany, you're weird.

[Dull]

"The attacker was only the second visitor to enter the exhibition"

Day 1 of a highly controversial wax work opening, security must of been tight as hell, yet nobody suspects the SECOND guy in the door?.
Well at least one member of the public managed to see the full bodied model eh? totally worth it.

[TequilaClock]

Isn't history supposed to keep that to prevent another twat makes the same mistake?

[Roman Collar Clock]

In that same vein I think the German ban on nazi symbols is rediculous

You can be thrown in prison for denying the Holocaust too.

[shit for brains]

yeah but when a historical figuere represents the death, massacre and torture of millions, you cant assume that people would be open minded about portaying him publicly like just another hositorcial figuere like  George Jefferson or Napoleon.

Same thing about the symbols while we're at it... they are not just symbols of a movement or an army. they represnt the death the many poeple that were butchered.

Lets not forget that, yeah the guy is part of history, but he is also the symbol of all evil ever walked the earth.

[SilverCherryClock]

You can be thrown in prison for denying the Holocaust too.

I think the social ramifications of being I'm a edgy teen enough to deny the holocaust are enough without federal laws, same with displaying nazi imagery in a way that's not meant to be educational. It seems unnecessary and almost an encroachment on one's rights to outright ban stuff like that.

you cant assume that people would be open minded about portaying him publicly like just another hositorcial figuere like  George Jefferson or Napoleon.

If you wanna get technical Napoleon caused the death of millions too.

[screwdriver_clock]

The waxwork museum also includes other German historical figures like Otto von Bismarck, Karl Marx, Beethoven, Bach and Einstein.
Foreigners featured include Winston Churchill, Mikhail Gorbachev and Tom Cruise.

[/B]hahahhahah falksdfjlaksdf

[TequilaClock]

yeah but when a historical figuere represents the death, massacre and torture of millions, you cant assume that people would be open minded about portaying him publicly like just another hositorcial figuere like  George Jefferson or Napoleon.

Same thing about the symbols while we're at it... they are not just symbols of a movement or an army. they represnt the death the many poeple that were butchered.

Lets not forget that, yeah the guy is part of history, but he is also the symbol of all evil ever walked the earth.

He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named

[zl]

Isn't history supposed to keep that to prevent another twat makes the same mistake?

Those that do not make wax sculptures of the past are condemned to repeat it.

[BlackberryClock]

Should have gone after Tom Cruise's head.

[peyoteclock]

germans are fucked.

[PowerGloveClock]

Actually the news story is a cover up for the fact that the wax sculpture picked up a gun and blew its own head off.

I really hope I'm not the only one who laughed at this.

[TwistClock]

I really hope I'm not the only one who laughed at this.

I laughed