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Maybe just somebody justifying their job and enjoying the sound of their own voice?
Seems like it on reading the text.
Maybe just somebody justifying their job and enjoying the sound of their own voice?
Seems like it on reading the text.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I fail to see how you can ban a sign like this - it would need the Thought Police to know beyond reasonable doubt that the gesture was meant as a hate message, or simply that someone was indicating 'OK' in an ages-old accepted manner.
I clue is pretty much who is doing the signing - if it's a mum signalling to her her child at the school gate as they go in, then it's probably OK, if it's a scowling hulk with a shaven head, dead eyes, and swastika tattoos on his face, then probably not.
Simple enough for those self-obsessed numpties with too much time on their hands looking for trouble to take on board?
I clue is pretty much who is doing the signing - if it's a mum signalling to her her child at the school gate as they go in, then it's probably OK, if it's a scowling hulk with a shaven head, dead eyes, and swastika tattoos on his face, then probably not.
Simple enough for those self-obsessed numpties with too much time on their hands looking for trouble to take on board?
I never knew it was associated with 'white power' - since when? The kids at school used it freely and I learnt to use it when giving them an affirmation that their efforts were going well. My 8-yr-old granddaughter uses it to express her delight that she managed to play her piano piece without a mistake. Come on... this is all totally ridiculous.