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You can tattoo a swastika on your forehead if you want. That's perfectly legal in the US. But I, and most people, will assume you're a neo-nazi. You can tell me
by openasocket 10y ago
You can tattoo a swastika on your forehead if you want. That's perfectly legal in the US. But I, and most people, will assume you're a neo-nazi. You can tell me and everyone you meet how that assumption is wrong, but that will be their initial impression regardless. Do with that information what you will.
- berry_sortoro 10y agoFor one I don't live in the US and I would have tremendous respect for anyone who would actually do this without being a nazi, trying to break the conditioning. A beautiful women with an nice artistic face tattoo should do it, that could work I guess. In Germany you need to be very crazy to do this, here you are legally forbidden to question anything about the Holocaust, I am not speaking of denial here, I speak of actually presenting any sort of evidence to a court. If you question anything about whats written in history books, lets say the number of Jews killed by the Nazis you are going to jail without a trail. You will be not allowed to submit anything to court. If you not blindly believe anything they tell you, your a criminal. You are not allowed to question anything about it at all. Now imagine how people react of you have a swastika on your head. Its probably illegal, I don't know but things are that crazy here. Swastikas were removed from video games where you actually fight the Nazis! People are crazy. What is called conservative in the US and is perfectly normal for you, is called far right here. The political mid here what you call radical left. So in Germany's PC think I might actually be a Nazi.