this is so bad to do to your children.

[Kitty]

The beauty of the United States is you can warp any kind of idea and never have to actually join anything; the only group you need can simply be made up of your spouse and any innocent children you have.

You don't need to actually be in an organization to call yourself w what supremacist or Neo-Nazi. The KKK and most skinhead groups wouldn't go anywhere near these people, but that's fine.

And what's awesome is, morons like these undermine what white supremacists and Neo-Nazis work for.

I don't think this was a photo taken in Germany, it's probably a bunch of morons in the US, one of whom is fluent enough in German. NN groups would use German.

[dairyfreelife]

Considering the writing in the background, looks like they are from Germany. Believe it or not, the country still has active and thriving neo-nazis.

Not necessarily. My high school taught German and so does my uni. There have been many German immigrants to the US as well. Knowing German does mean they are from Germany. There are some nutty neo-nazis here too. There used to be (not sure if it's still there) a white nationalist headquarters in my state.

[chiccy]

The best part about Lamb and Lynx is that they are now super liberal hippies who are lobbying for their state to have medical marijuana.

Apparently they still cling to some of the views they were raised with:

Yet despite the evolution of opinion that the twins have demonstrated, it is still possible to identify elements of their white nationalist education within their worldview. The Daily points to their continued denial of the Holocaust; when asked if genocide has occurred, Lynx responded, “I think certain things happened. I think a lot of the stories got misconstrued. I mean—yeah—Hitler wasn’t the best, but Stalin wasn’t, Churchill wasn’t. I disagree with everybody at that time.†Lamb agreed with her sister, expressing frustration with what she perceives as a societal obsession with the events of WWII. “I just think everyone needs to frickin’ get over it,†she argued. “That’s what I think.â€

[Tempehst]

Not necessarily. My high school taught German and so does my uni. There have been many German immigrants to the US as well. Knowing German does mean they are from Germany. There are some nutty neo-nazis here too. There used to be (not sure if it's still there) a white nationalist headquarters in my state.

Sorry, but that house looks way too messy to be a Germany house ;)

Like others posted, wrong hand, the swastika is drawn wrong. Looks like white trash Americans being white and trashy. Seriously, if you're going to be all into "white pride" why don't you actually live your lives in someway to where you could actually be proud of it? Yeesh.

[sugaree]

There's something really American-looking about that photo. Maybe it's the camo pants. Also, is Photoshopping a possibility? I don't think it looks 'shopped, but I wouldn't rule out the possibility.

Hey, I just noticed the penis. Anyone else see that penis?

[pomology]

Sorry, but that house looks way too messy to be a Germany house ;)

Like others posted, wrong hand, the swastika is drawn wrong. Looks like white trash Americans being white and trashy. Seriously, if you're going to be all into "white pride" why don't you actually live your lives in someway to where you could actually be proud of it? Yeesh.

No, see, that's the thing. White pride and white supremacy is really the last resort of poor, trashy white people. Like, they're poor and their lives might suck, but hey, at least they're not black. At least they're better than somebody else because their skin is pigmented a certain way.

I took a class on the Civil War last semester and we talked a lot about why poor white southerners sided with the Confederacy (even though it wasn't really in their interest as they did not own slaves) and a lot of it came down to the fact that they thought slavery was great, because it at least meant that they were better than somebody else. They weren't the lowest rung on the ladder.

Of course, there are exceptions to the rule. There are obviously some rich white supremacists. But I think a lot of it is just the need to think that they are better than somebody else, because they have nothing else going on in their lives.

[GiGi_41]

Really? :roll:

I questioned if I should say that but I figured, it was a slam against my own ethnicity so....

ETA...I was also high on Ambien and Lorazapem!

[Kishiria]

The place looks messy enough to be Emily's, but she doesn't have daughters.

[dairyfreelife]

No, see, that's the thing. White pride and white supremacy is really the last resort of poor, trashy white people. Like, they're poor and their lives might suck, but hey, at least they're not black. At least they're better than somebody else because their skin is pigmented a certain way.

I took a class on the Civil War last semester and we talked a lot about why poor white southerners sided with the Confederacy (even though it wasn't really in their interest as they did not own slaves) and a lot of it came down to the fact that they thought slavery was great, because it at least meant that they were better than somebody else. They weren't the lowest rung on the ladder.

Of course, there are exceptions to the rule. There are obviously some rich white supremacists. But I think a lot of it is just the need to think that they are better than somebody else, because they have nothing else going on in their lives.

Absolutely agree. It's a common tactic. To bring yourself up, to feel better about yourself, you degrade someone else. It's often why bullies go after people. Some of them are just jerks who really do think they are better, like how many wealthy white southerners back in the day considered themselves above not only blacks, but those not as wealthy as them as well. Others get off of their own insecurities by putting themselves in a position of power and pretending to think they are better than someone else. You can't consider yourself above unless someone else is below. Lots of cults and fringe groups target vulnerable people as well, the young or uneducated, especially, but anyone in a position of vulnerability and we all are at points in our lives can find themselves involved in crazy shit.

[Conuly]

There's something really American-looking about that photo. Maybe it's the camo pants. Also, is Photoshopping a possibility? I don't think it looks 'shopped, but I wouldn't rule out the possibility.

I don't know about the camo pants, but I can tell you that the shorts the girl on the right is wearing definitely come from The Children's Place. I'm not sure, but I think that company only exists in the US.

[Michiru]

Yes, we sadly do have Neonazis in Germany- but I doubt that they would so something like this with children. Also I don't get a german feeling while looking at the picture and the words don't really make sense.

[QAF_Rocks]

I think the children drew the swastika; that's probably why it's backwards.

[JesusFightClub]

I think the children drew the swastika; that's probably why it's backwards.

This makes sense. And a lot of fash salute using either arm, so that wouldn't necessarily be weird.

The writing, I think, says "I hate the Jews". It's the strangest part of an already extremely strange picture (that and the background knob).

[Mama Mia]

There must be someway to figure out who those kids are and report their hideous parents. There is probably nothing technically illegal that they are doing in the picture, but I agree that they would probably find something to prove neglect/abuse if Social Services went to the house.

[fundiefun]

Anyone notice the lovely penis drawing in the background out by the hallway? From the photo and looks of the room I'm guessing the house as a whole is not too clean.

[Third]

People can raise their kids to be Nazis or teach them to sing "God hates fags" [WBC] or that their father\husband is pretty much as important as God himself and they are protected by religious freedom. It's all disgusting.

I also feel bad for the Hindus who had their religious symbol bastardized by the Nazis because nobody will ever think Hindu symbol when they see it.

[Tempehst]

White pride and white supremacy is really the last resort of poor, trashy white people. Like, they're poor and their lives might suck, but hey, at least they're not black. At least they're better than somebody else because their skin is pigmented a certain way.

I took a class on the Civil War last semester and we talked a lot about why poor white southerners sided with the Confederacy (even though it wasn't really in their interest as they did not own slaves) and a lot of it came down to the fact that they thought slavery was great, because it at least meant that they were better than somebody else. They weren't the lowest rung on the ladder.

Of course, there are exceptions to the rule. There are obviously some rich white supremacists. But I think a lot of it is just the need to think that they are better than somebody else, because they have nothing else going on in their lives.

True. It's just so sad and stupid to watch. If they would channel that energy into improving their own lives instead of hating on others, maybe they could improve their lot. What a waste.

[blisterine]

that is not a swastika, it is a symbol that was used to use for good luck. that's why the nazi symbol was so offensive, because they bastardized something that symbolizes life.

the family in the picture may be neo-nazis, but they are total idiots! hopefully no one will clue them in!

to read more about the good (pre-WWII) incarnations of the swastika, check this out: http://www.daskaea.net/2011/11/misunder ... terms.html.

i saw an episode of "antiques roadshow" and the family brought in a prayer shawl and yamulkah (sp?) with the symbol that runs counter-clockwise, (the nazi symbol runs clockwise). they seemed disappointed to be told it was antique judaica and not nazi propaganda.

sad.

[pomology]

This makes sense. And a lot of fash salute using either arm, so that wouldn't necessarily be weird.

The writing, I think, says "I hate the Jews". It's the strangest part of an already extremely strange picture (that and the background knob).

Out of curiosity, why do you say that the writing is the strangest part of an already strange picture? Doesn't the sentiment of hating the Jews often go along with swastikas and Nazi salutes?

Or is the strange part that it is in German, since the picture kind of gives off American vibes?

[NurseNell]

I went to crazyshit.com, which is mostly a porn site from the photos there. This photo was uploaded by someone named Adam and it says this under the photo:

Aren't my little Nazis the cutest thing you ever saw? The only thing they love more than hating Jews is coloring. I see they even drew a penis spraying some fluid. I guess they're not growing up to be lesbians.

I still can't figure out, did Adam take the picture of his daughters or did he find it elsewhere?

[valsa]

I went to crazyshit.com, which is mostly a porn site from the photos there. This photo was uploaded by someone named Adam and it says this under the photo:

I still can't figure out, did Adam take the picture of his daughters or did he find it elsewhere?

Between his comment about them not being lesbians and where you found this picture, I wouldn't be surpised if Adam is molesting his daughters (or, if they're not his kids, someone else is) I don't know many guys who post pictures of their kids on porn sites or many little girls who will draw ejaculating penises on their walls.

[NurseNell]

Between his comment about them not being lesbians and where you found this picture, I wouldn't be surpised if Adam is molesting his daughters (or, if they're not his kids, someone else is) I don't know many guys who post pictures of their kids on porn sites or many little girls who will draw ejaculating penises on their walls.

It is a very disturbing photo on many levels. Not sure how to find out more about it. You have to join the site to leave a comment and I'm not doing that.

[Guest Anonymous]

I guess I'm going to be the curmudgeonly one who asks what the fuck this has to do with fundies, and why it's in snark?

[JesusFightClub]

Out of curiosity, why do you say that the writing is the strangest part of an already strange picture? Doesn't the sentiment of hating the Jews often go along with swastikas and Nazi salutes?

Or is the strange part that it is in German, since the picture kind of gives off American vibes?

The second. I think this is a super posed and dodgy picture. It raises the hackles on my neck, but it isn't authentic, it's trolling.

[Elle]

Picture probably got flipped.

The writing is correct.