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**spounnypneups** · 01-05-2007, 09:44 AM

When I lived in Indiana I worked with some people who would decorate their cars with this...

When I confronted them about it they claimed it was just a celebration of their cultural roots... their heritage so to speak.

But as James May put it... how many Europeans decorate their cars with a nazi flag?

True, but not all Europeans have have german ancestry. In the south there is a good chance that if you throw a rock, 9 out of 10 people you hit are going to have ancestors from the south. I personally don't find it offensive. To me it seems that people take things way to seriously, always dive off the deep end when looking at things. The reason they put up that flag may not be the reason that people are getting mad over.

01-05-2007, 09:44 AM	#18
spounnypneups Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 335 Senior Member	When I lived in Indiana I worked with some people who would decorate their cars with this... When I confronted them about it they claimed it was just a celebration of their cultural roots... their heritage so to speak. But as James May put it... how many Europeans decorate their cars with a nazi flag? True, but not all Europeans have have german ancestry. In the south there is a good chance that if you throw a rock, 9 out of 10 people you hit are going to have ancestors from the south. I personally don't find it offensive. To me it seems that people take things way to seriously, always dive off the deep end when looking at things. The reason they put up that flag may not be the reason that people are getting mad over.
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