Makes me want to bump the K98 thread
Yep, same issue, different fetish.
Symbol on the rifle is WWII Russian Army.
Under that symbol Poles, Finns and Nazis experienced suffering. Only Nazis experienced hate.
Since you are perceiving said symbol as "suffering and hate" - I'm gonna guess you are not from Finland or Poland.
P.S. Nice try ... hahaha
Not true. What about Katyn? Plenty of hatred there. Or perhaps his family was in Warsaw in 1944, and they remember the Russians watching from across the Vistula - and doing nothing to help - while the Uprising took place? Or maybe his relatives were from Latvia, or Estonia, or Lithuania? Or - well, the list goes on and on.
Point being, hate wasn't confined to the Nazi regime. Plenty of it was spread around in the Soviet sphere of influence, so to single out the Nazi swastika as the only symbol of hate before and during WW2 is to ignore wholesale large portions of world history during this time.
I won't go any further, as I have no desire for this thread to go epic like the 98K thread. Just wanted to make my point, is all.
Please do tell! Maybe I missed some "hatred spreading" in the first 16 years of my life while I lived there...
I heard your former country hates gay people
This is called "trench art" Soldiers used to sit in the trenches and carve pictures into their stocks. this was common with most every army.
???? Its a frickin commie rifle in the first place and it was probably done by a commie in a trench between battles.
Or maybe while taking a break from raping German women.....or little boys. Plenty of heroism under that hammer and sickle.
Someone mentioned Finnland - I heard there's a lake up there plumb full of those 91/30s.
