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AOG ...you and the DM need to find more inventive ways to be outraged, as the evidence of this thread is thin stuff indeed.
I am reminded of the story about the old lady that dials 999 from her block of flats, and reports that there is a young man in the block of flats opposite who is exposing himself at the window.
The Police duly arrived post haste, and find the lady sitting on a chair by the window, in a very tearful and distressed state. The Police look out the window, up and down, and side to side, but can find nothing amiss.
"Oh no" the old lady cried, "You have to stand on the chair ! "
I am reminded of the story about the old lady that dials 999 from her block of flats, and reports that there is a young man in the block of flats opposite who is exposing himself at the window.
The Police duly arrived post haste, and find the lady sitting on a chair by the window, in a very tearful and distressed state. The Police look out the window, up and down, and side to side, but can find nothing amiss.
"Oh no" the old lady cried, "You have to stand on the chair ! "
jACKDAW33 - "It is somewhat naive to think that the performance of a song containing the lines:"...come and join the Nazi party" was completely devoid of any political message."
In this context, it is entirely devoid of a political message.
The plot of The Producers - in case you are unfamiliar - involves a Broadway producer planning to make the biggest flop he can conceive, so he comes up with the most tasteless plot he can think of - a musical about Hitler and the Nazis. The payoff is that the show is a success.
So the raison d'etre is to parody the set-up of Broadway shows, and has nothing at all to do with Hitler, and the Nazis.
In this context, it is entirely devoid of a political message.
The plot of The Producers - in case you are unfamiliar - involves a Broadway producer planning to make the biggest flop he can conceive, so he comes up with the most tasteless plot he can think of - a musical about Hitler and the Nazis. The payoff is that the show is a success.
So the raison d'etre is to parody the set-up of Broadway shows, and has nothing at all to do with Hitler, and the Nazis.
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It has been reported in most news outlets that this dance troupe Gatecrashed UKIP's conference, so the accusations of a Daily Mail slant on matters is nil and void.
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It's highly disingenuous of those pretending that it is some form of co-incidence, it's nothing less than a scurrilous attempt to link UKIP with national socialism by people who don't really understand what that in reality actually means; some of us are old enough to have seen Nazi insignia for REAL!
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