Posted on April 20. 1938, a 4:20 PM. by Jason Borne and Dee Z. Nutz

I don't think Nazis were glorified. Stroheim oversaw some pretty cruel human experimentation. You have to twist the facts here pretty fucking hard to get the take that Battle Tendencies is pro-Nazi.

Also if calling Smokey the n-word is racist then the 1940's were racist. This is Huck Finn all over again. At no point does the author attempt to present the idea that the n-word is a good thing to say.

This just in, fictional villains do crime. Therefore all fictional is promoting criminal behavior and should be banned! Carrying on this line of thinking there's no end to what can be considered offensive.