Another nazi fighter exposed

**Lebell** · Posted On: 9/02/2009 6:48am

it is the year 2021, UFC has changed it name to ' League of gentlemen'.
participants enter in suits and shake hands before getting at it.
No more ringgirls or other vulgar displays of sexism, instead of all that an older lady will take the mic and give 'grandma's tips' on personal hygiene, gardening and how to please women in the most effective way.

There will be dresscode at the door of the venue and instead of sodas and beer there will be small bottles of champaign and lobstersnacks.
All spectators get a tastefull salontable book about mma when they leave the venue in a calm and orderly way.

**adouglasmhor** · Posted On: 9/02/2009 6:49am

Originally Posted by Lebell

or hammers and how do you call those things in english?
more people killed by commies then by nazis.

i think we should try and ban everything someone might find offensive.
UFC 201, all men in business suits choking eachother.
you know, to upgrade the image.

Yeah hammers - how are we suposed to make pejorative judgements with such a stupid tattoo. It could be commmie, hammerskin, West Ham FC or just a Pink Floyd fan. Ban them now.

**MSphinx** · Posted On: 9/02/2009 8:39am

Originally Posted by Lebell

it is the year 2021, UFC has changed it name to ' League of gentlemen'.
participants enter in suits and shake hands before getting at it.
No more ringgirls or other vulgar displays of sexism, instead of all that an older lady will take the mic and give 'grandma's tips' on personal hygiene, gardening and how to please women in the most effective way.

There will be dresscode at the door of the venue and instead of sodas and beer there will be small bottles of champaign and lobstersnacks.
All spectators get a tastefull salontable book about mma when they leave the venue in a calm and orderly way.

There's nothing wrong with gentlemanly pugilism.

**Sri Hanuman** · Posted On: 9/02/2009 9:14am

Originally Posted by MSphinx

There's nothing wrong with gentlemanly pugilism.

Golly Mistah, that sound swell.
I'd like to see the chap up and get his what's comings, see?

**gonzomalan** · Posted On: 9/02/2009 9:32am

Originally Posted by Rafael

It's a nazi symbol, and displaying it, he promotes it,
willingly or "unwillingly", which is total bullshit, he can't
possibly expect anyone to interpret the symbol in any other way
than that as which he originally intended it: A fucking nazi flag.

truth.

Originally Posted by Happy Panda

That's your choice, I just think all this righteous indignation over a small tattoo is a little much.

a small tattoo that has a big meaning.

Originally Posted by thelastone

What about Cain Velasquez? Oh yeah, it does not count as long as it is not white. F^ck this world and its' double standard bull$hit.

if you don't like this world, leave it.

Originally Posted by joechina

there is a difference between cain and the other guy

the other guy obviously is hating on others, while cain is simply saying he is proud to be latino

on top of that, white people are allowed to show pride in the form of tattoos, but cant say white pride - for example you can say Irish Pride, and it is fine

anyways, almost all the time someone says white pride, is because they hate other races

the difference is that "brown pride", because it's written in english, usually refers to the experience of "brown" spanish speaking immigrants in an english speaking land, i.e., latin americans in the US. the US has a rich history of discrimination and violence with the latin population, as well as just about every other color/race, including black, red, yellow....
that is the main difference between almost every other race/color "pride" and "white" pride.

**Cuchulain** · Posted On: 9/02/2009 10:07am

Usually the people who seem to have the biggest problem with symbols are the ones who have an emotional connection with whatever the symbol represents.

In Rafaels case, he lives in Germany, where there is a huge sense of inherited guilt and wish to distance itself from it's recent history. Not to mention an outright ban on any Nazi symbols. Others may be from an Axis of Evil allied country.
In other cases it may be from being decended from Jewish ancestry.

The point i'm trying to make is that, those with emotianal ties are never in the best position to make a reasonable jusgement, which is of course completely understandable, but perhaps should be pointed out to them.