Google Criticized as "Anti-American" for Tetris Logo
- Thread starter Andy Chalk
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I'm wondering how they would commemorate D-Day with the Google logo. Maybe create the logo out of blodd stained corpses. Nazi corpses, to show how glorious the war was because we won.
I know it's been said before but I'll say it again:
D-Day was not a purely American operation, you tosser!
I know it's been said before but I'll say it again:
D-Day was not a purely American operation, you tosser!
God, get a grip. It's not like they celebrate tetris every year. It's just that 25th is a much more signifigant anniversery than 65th.
You aren't alone. Seriously. This is a message to every American who still cares about this kind of crap (I know most people on here don't. Show this to the next person who does care!);Hobo Of Hell said:
Get. Over. World. War. Two. You turned up late and have spent the last six decades overstating your importance in it while everyone else is trying to move on. I'll give you an analogy; When I turn up late for college, I don't spend the next month telling everyone that I made a comment that our tutor said was a "good point"...
Fuck. More idiots that get attention.
Shield your eyes! This is really what the world has to fear.
Shield your eyes! This is really what the world has to fear.
Fucking American government. I like Americans, but I hate America if that makes sense.
It's Anti-American, ay'? What about all the English troops?
And for that matter, surely this is shaming the soldiers. They didn't get in the war for props, they got in the war to protect their country. I doubt they'd care if they weren't part of a banner for a website.
It's Anti-American, ay'? What about all the English troops?
And for that matter, surely this is shaming the soldiers. They didn't get in the war for props, they got in the war to protect their country. I doubt they'd care if they weren't part of a banner for a website.
i dont suppose it mattered what google did, if they did do a d-day logo im sure we all would be commenting on a report telling us that america is in uproar about the fact google has chosen d-day over tetris's 25th anniversery lol
Isn't the 25th anniversary of something more recognized than the 65th anniversary? Also, more people are alive to remember playing Tetris than storming Normandy.
I realize that a major event of World War II deserves some recognition, but Memorial Day was only two weeks ago and that's far bigger than a single battle that many non-Americans contend was not as important as some earlier battles in the war.
Ultimately, it's conservatives wanting a huge, multinational company to honor an American event because "patriotic" American companies do so.
Also, I saw NO MENTION WHATSOEVER of D-Day this June 6. It's not just Google's fault.
I realize that a major event of World War II deserves some recognition, but Memorial Day was only two weeks ago and that's far bigger than a single battle that many non-Americans contend was not as important as some earlier battles in the war.
Ultimately, it's conservatives wanting a huge, multinational company to honor an American event because "patriotic" American companies do so.
Also, I saw NO MENTION WHATSOEVER of D-Day this June 6. It's not just Google's fault.
check out some of the other posts by the news site including
the support of Communits by tributing sputnic
ect ect. i love americans, they are like that lound uncle that nobody likes talking about because they might come over and eat all of your birthday cake...
Pre:edit, i know it's the conservitive jackasses, but ill generalise if i dam well want.
the support of Communits by tributing sputnic
ect ect. i love americans, they are like that lound uncle that nobody likes talking about because they might come over and eat all of your birthday cake...
Pre:edit, i know it's the conservitive jackasses, but ill generalise if i dam well want.