Funny enough, Japanese law doesn't apply in the US. Plenty of things banned in Europe related to Nazis are also protected in the US under the first amendment (Freedom of Speech and Expression).JR8 wrote:zzm9980 wrote:Japanese Rising Sun flags are readily sold in the US actually.
Why?
They're illegal to display in Japan.
Honestly though, if you go back far enough or look closely enough, almost any national, ethnic, or religious symbol will be found offensive by someone somewhere. It will all depend on who wrote their text books or at least designed their curriculum.Hannieroo wrote:True. Still rubbish though.
Best go check husband's motorbike. The rig pig.
PNGMK wrote:Exactly - she was born in Nazi occupied territory.JR8 wrote:A lot of state documents from countries under German occupation at that time, will have German 'Nazi' stamps on them.nakatago wrote: Really? So, your mom was born in Nazi Germany. Fascinating.
Birth certificate from any German occupied country, during WW2 - sure that's how it was. After all, you were now a German.
Brah wrote:I never heard that, but saw them there from time to time.JR8 wrote:Why?zzm9980 wrote:Japanese Rising Sun flags are readily sold in the US actually.
They're illegal to display in Japan.
Can you quote your source?
Quite. And it's weird how my family were active in the 'Resistance', and I can say that here... but My God if you're with Germans, just don't mention the war.PNGMK wrote: Exactly - she was born in Nazi occupied territory.
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