Thread: adolph hitler straight

No need to apologize you had a legitimate question. No worries:-)

Uf... All the same, all very much would like to talk and discuss the theme which cannot be discussed in a society. Forbidden - it is always interesting.=)
As for me, I want to look photo of this razor. And very interesting to me, who has made this razor.

Originally Posted by spanx

I'm sorry to anyone offended by the thread. I mean no disrespect to those affected by that regime. This is just a razor that i saw. I do not own it. I am curious as to how it is as offensive as it is. Because if one were to use the standard of the nazi regime then the the logo (made in america) should be 10 times horrifying. Once agian if this brought up hurt feelings i'm sorry

No need to apologize from my perspective. I believe everyone who has contributed to this thread understood the question posed and did not infer that you meant any disrespect. Discussing history, bad and good, very bad in this case, allows us to understand the past and hopefully never repeat the mistakes made. I do think it's interesting, with regards to Al's post above, that Otto Deutsch made the razor he described. It sounds like the scales are quite elaborate, as most of the OD's seen today are.

Again, not speaking for anyone but myself, but I think your question was legitimate.

Joe

There's a whole slew of stuff out there from that era and country. You name it and you can find it and there is a good sized market for it. Thats just the way it is. Whether you seek to collect it or damn it is a personal decision.

+1 on what Joeman says.All I was trying to say it was a very beautiful razor.

Originally Posted by Joeman

No need to apologize from my perspective. I believe everyone who has contributed to this thread understood the question posed and did not infer that you meant any disrespect. Discussing history, bad and good, very bad in this case, allows us to understand the past and hopefully never repeat the mistakes made. I do think it's interesting, with regards to Al's post above, that Otto Deutsch made the razor he described. It sounds like the scales are quite elaborate, as most of the OD's seen today are.

Again, not speaking for anyone but myself, but I think your question was legitimate.

Joe

+1 well said!

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

There's a whole slew of stuff out there from that era and country. You name it and you can find it and there is a good sized market for it. Thats just the way it is. Whether you seek to collect it or damn it is a personal decision.

So any one gut the picture? If not it is mean no razor.

Originally Posted by jfreaksho

Are you really trying to say that everything the United States has done is ten times worse than what Nazi Germany did?

I'm not saying that the US is perfect, or ever has been (Trail of Tears, Japanese incarceration, extraordinary rendition, the KKK) but even with all of that, I wouldn't put the US in the same league as the Nazis.

I don't mean to hijack the thread, but ...really??
J.

Maybe I missed the meaning of this post, but I think the "quotee" was saying that the Nazi razor had a "Made in USA" stamp on it -- in which case I would agree that this is disturbing.... but if I missed the point completely you can ignore this post. I just drank a bottle of wine.

Cheers,

Ogie

I hope your not going to shave now:-) Bottle of wine and razor not good--LOL!
I don't think anyone wants to get carried away from the original intent of the post and I didn't read anything making a comparison of the USA with Nazi Germany.
This is very simply a thread about a razor and history that's all folks.

Originally Posted by Oglethorpe

Maybe I missed the meaning of this post, but I think the "quotee" was saying that the Nazi razor had a "Made in USA" stamp on it -- in which case I would agree that this is disturbing.... but if I missed the point completely you can ignore this post. I just drank a bottle of wine.

Cheers,

Ogie

and perhaps your wine has led you to the truth...

I hadn't thought of it that way. I don't know which is correct either.
J.