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A council official, Fabrizio Ferrandelli, said: “Having Hitler’s face on a poster… cannot be passed off as an innocent advertising message. Seeing these posters in front of schools is an embarrassment.” But the advertising agency which came up with the idea said critics of the campaign were over-reacting… The Hitler poster was a tongue-in-cheek way of encouraging young people not to follow the crowd in their fashion choices… “We have ridiculed Hitler in a way that invites young people to create their own style and not to be influenced by their peers,” said the agency’s Daniele Manno.
Stay tuned for the next leg of this campaign which will feature another murderous leader, Mao Tse Tung! But in the meantime, enjoy these:
Sigh. Hitlerlicious, eh?
- Poland and the Jews: The People2People Project - 1/26/2021
- Sfinjapalooza 2020 Coronavirus Edition - 12/15/2020
- Top 10 Hanukkah Gifts for the Zionist who has Everything - 12/13/2020
Hey, Mao is cool.
He was even on my President’s Christmas tree!
The Palermo soccer team sports pink and black kits, which may explain why they’re one of the dogs of Serie A.