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They better hope they're not insured with Allianz Insurance, aka Unclean Nazi Liars, or they won't see a cent.

• sveme 13y ago
  Wow, a Godwin-hole-in-one. Nice coincidence that I just today learned about a brilliant drinking game: "Well, I've got to work tomorrow, which means that unfortunately I can't use this thread for my favorite lonely drinking game. (For those of you who are interested: Go to an article about Germany. Drink a shot >each time Hitler, WW2 or something similar comes up. Enjoy and prepare to call in sick the next day!)" (from here: http://discussion.theguardian.com/comment-permalink/26364455 http://discussion.theguardian.com/comment-permalink/26364455)
  • etfb 13y ago
    Not referring to anything in the past. This is what they're like now. Especially if you're trying to get them to pay out.
• sgt 13y ago
  This is 2013, not 1950. You seriously cannot hold a grudge against companies that did business with nazis during World War 2. If your grandfather was an austrian businessman during the war and did business (I'm not talking about supplying Zyklon B or anything) with the nazis, would you shun him forever?
  • etfb 13y ago
    You misunderstand -- the name is an anagram, and refers to their current business practices, not something they might have done half a century or more ago. They are bastards right now.