A London memorial commemorating one million Canadians who fought alongside Britain armed forces in two World Wars is being used as a water slide and paddling pool causing outrage.
I dunno. Kids playing in peace was kind of the point of the war. The people aren't being all somber and solemn about it, but I don't think this is all that terrible. I expected to see people pissing on it or something, like we had in Canada. It's the same as kids climbing on a statue, personally I always thought that was an innocent, happy thing. Not everything about the war has to be grim.
"andyt" said I dunno. Kids playing in peace was kind of the point of the war. The people aren't being all somber and solemn about it, but I don't think this is all that terrible. I expected to see people pissing on it or something, like we had in Canada. It's the same as kids climbing on a statue, personally I always thought that was an innocent, happy thing. Not everything about the war has to be grim.
Then I guess you won't mind if we set up a water park and dog pissing area on the headstones of your family members. Just so the kids can have fun, you know.
What's sickening is that the designer of the memorial was so intent on creating something 'unique' that it doesn't even vaguely resemble a memorial. In defense of the people cavorting about on the thing it looks like a piece of 'interactive art'.
"martin14" said I dunno. Kids playing in peace was kind of the point of the war. The people aren't being all somber and solemn about it, but I don't think this is all that terrible. I expected to see people pissing on it or something, like we had in Canada. It's the same as kids climbing on a statue, personally I always thought that was an innocent, happy thing. Not everything about the war has to be grim.
Then I guess you won't mind if we set up a water park and dog pissing area on the headstones of your family members. Just so the kids can have fun, you know.
Dog pissing area seems a bit gratuitous. Water park sounds alright. My family members liked kids.
I dunno. Kids playing in peace was kind of the point of the war. The people aren't being all somber and solemn about it, but I don't think this is all that terrible. I expected to see people pissing on it or something, like we had in Canada. It's the same as kids climbing on a statue, personally I always thought that was an innocent, happy thing. Not everything about the war has to be grim.
Then I guess you won't mind if we set up a water park and dog pissing area on the headstones
of your family members. Just so the kids can have fun, you know.
Sickening.
What's sickening is that the designer of the memorial was so intent on creating something 'unique' that it doesn't even vaguely resemble a memorial. In defense of the people cavorting about on the thing it looks like a piece of 'interactive art'.
is what a war memorial looks like:
I dunno. Kids playing in peace was kind of the point of the war. The people aren't being all somber and solemn about it, but I don't think this is all that terrible. I expected to see people pissing on it or something, like we had in Canada. It's the same as kids climbing on a statue, personally I always thought that was an innocent, happy thing. Not everything about the war has to be grim.
Then I guess you won't mind if we set up a water park and dog pissing area on the headstones
of your family members. Just so the kids can have fun, you know.
Dog pissing area seems a bit gratuitous. Water park sounds alright. My family members liked kids.