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Apple removes Nazi anthem from iTunes store

Discussion in 'WWII Today' started by kerrd5, Jan 27, 2011.

  1. kerrd5

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    No need for them there, I wonder if any far left music was removed?
     
  3. Hilts

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    They'll have to edit stuff like 'The World at War' dvds then, I'm sure it's used there......................

    History is history, ask Stalin........................
     
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    I am not stating it should be banned, it is part of our history and should be available the way Mien Kampf should. Sold as a pop tune like something from Lady Gaga seems wrong.
     
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    Yeah, this is a touchy subject. I can see both sides here. If a site is going to have something like that, it should have a disclaimer for it being there for historical context.

    The HW Lied doesn't really have any offensive lyrics in it, other than paying homage to the SA and hating commies?
     
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    Nice, but they still offer the complete Skrewdriver collection?!? Despite the fact that one of the albums has a Klansmen in his white robes carrying a burning cross, on top of a horse dressed in Klan white, entitled "WHITE WARRIOR".
     
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    Yes like Darren post's touchy. If you ban it, it becomes popular, if you ignore it, you allow hate speech. Life would be easier if people wern't idiots!
     
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    That's what happens when a company really becomes worried and they are forced to be "politically correct". I say, let the music be accessable but, personally, I wouldnt want it on anything that can be carried around-like a phone.

    I have a CD that someone made for me about 10 years ago that has the Horst Wessel Lied on it. For those who don't know what that is? that's THE Nazi Party Anthem.
     

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