From: Jack Smith (therion2000@earthlink.net)
Date: Sat Jun 14 2003 - 06:55:46 PDT
I agree,
I sell WWII stuff on Ebay as a hobby. and I have been suspended for an WWI
Iron Cross that was part of a grouping that belonged to a U.S. solder it
was a war trophy because I sad it was an imperial cross and id did not have
a swastika . anyway, ebay can not tell the difference between war relic and
skin head. We all have to be seeeeeensitiiiive, as not to offend anyone.
All I got to say is I am of Jewish decent (From Germany) and WWII German
Nazi stuff dose not bother me. Heck I do reenacting, and have a US as well
as a German Impression. There is BIG difference between German war
collecting and the neo Nazi movement but some folks can not seem to tell the
difference.
Jack
WC-54 Command Vehicle
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Behalf Of Henry J. Fackovec
Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 6:52 AM
To: Military Vehicles Mailing List
Subject: [MV] Ebay notes (Careful with the politically "Offensive"
Stuff)
Hey all:
If anyone was bidding on my ebay auctions, they have been suspended because
I listed some German WWII stuff and used the words "NAZI" and "SS". I am
working on getting it resolved, but I can attest that they are getting more
strict about the "offensive" material. (I made the same mistake in the past,
and they only slapped my wrist, so I figured it was not that important, now
this time they got serious) Oy Vey!
Hankie
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