This is only one of dozens of Nazi knives sold at the family friendly Paul Bunyan Festival (it's a logging town).
And here's a picture of Norah and Andy just for kicks, not because they're Nazi sympathizers or anything.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Is it 1942 Germany?
For those of us who thought the Aryan Nation movement in northern Idaho died with the closure of their compound, we stand corrected. Small, innocent, one-horse-town St. Maries, Idaho isn't as innocent as it appears.
This is only one of dozens of Nazi knives sold at the family friendly Paul Bunyan Festival (it's a logging town).
And here's a picture of Norah and Andy just for kicks, not because they're Nazi sympathizers or anything.
This is only one of dozens of Nazi knives sold at the family friendly Paul Bunyan Festival (it's a logging town).
And here's a picture of Norah and Andy just for kicks, not because they're Nazi sympathizers or anything.
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2 comments:
I don't know which is more surprising, the knife or the fact you went to the Paul Bunyan Festival!
I thought that those people were hipsters probably just going "ironic Nazi," like many hipsters went "ironic mullet" in 2005.
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