Thing is, would it still be antisemitic if it was made by a Jew?
Would it still be antisemitic if it was manufactured in Israel?
Would it be antisemitic if I'd say it's the logo of some Israeli punk \ metal \ hardcore \ hip hop crew?

CONTEXT, it's all about context.

My point being:

People that looking for stuff to get offended by - they'll find that everywhere, even if it's not the truth, and even if they're not on the receiving side of the joke or whatever that was.

Just like the kid that told me that the funny food brands was a racist thing to do.

It's like that granny that took the "POOL CLOSED" joke to the extreme cos she's a southern granny and probably had a few cross burners in her family history, and now that she has afro-american in-laws she goes all the way to show she's offended for the black community.


I am part Ethiopian (that's Jewish Ethiopian) and part Russian.
I know what racism is, and I also know when it's used as a weapon in the hands of people that wrongfully accuse of it.


GROW A  BRAIN.


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The link for the granny video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAo7kRDrUmU

A couple of awesome cap designs from frank151, a bit pricey tho.

Originally seen here:

"We had two bags of 1-up mushrooms, seventy-five pellets of fire flower, five sheets of high-powered stars, a saltshaker half-full of raccoon tail, a whole galaxy of multi-colored turtle shells, hammers, POW blocks, laughers... Not that we needed all that for the trip, but once you get locked into a serious power-up collection, the tendency is to push it as far as you can.

"The only thing that really worried me was the Lakitu cloud. There is nothing in the world more helpless and irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depths of an misting binge, and I knew we'd get into that rotten stuff pretty soon."

I am the God of Love and this is my first post!