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In lugnet.general, Johannes Koehler wrote:
> But such Nazi-romanticism is not safe for adults at all. Believe me. There are
> more than enough idiots in Germany and maybe elsewhere as well who wish back a
> "New (German) Reich". But the old German Reich is nothing a reasonable person
> would ever romanticise about. Only war-glorifying lunatics and moronic racists
> would deny the appaling facts of the gone fascistic German Reich and make fun
> about it or portray it in toys. Unless they make an aestheticised statement
> _against_ war and fascism that is.
There is a bunch of this kind of thing in .space too.
http://news.lugnet.com/?q=iron+reich
Here are some more questions to ponder:
- are the Brickshelf pics glorifying Nazism, parodying Nazism, or drawing on
the Nazi aesthetic for ideas - or something else?
- is the .space Iron Reich faction glorifying Nazism, parodying Nazism, or
drawing on the Nazi aesthetic for ideas - or something else?
- is it OK to build Nazi inspired models if they are clearly portrayed as the
"bad guys"?
- what about "realistic" models of Focke Wulfs and Panzers festooned with Iron
Crosses and Nazi Swastikas?
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