'Nazi-chic': Why dressing up in Nazi uniforms isn't as controversial in Asia - CNN

[TomSea]

'Nazi-chic': Why dressing up in Nazi uniforms isn't as controversial in Asia
By Ben Westcott, CNN

 (CNN)In Europe or North America, if you dressed up as a Nazi there'd be outrage. In Asia, it could be just another day in class.
A recent event at a Taiwanese school, in which students held a mock Nazi parade, led to an international outcry and forced the resignation of the school's principal as well as prompting a public apology from the school.

Students give the "Heil Hitler" salute and carry Nazi banners and insignia in photos posted to the internet, which also show a cardboard tank with German military markings.
According to local media, the December 23 parade was part of a cosplay event, a common activity where people dress up as characters from popular culture.

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"(But) it's not like we don't do that in our own culture -- how many people have Che Guevara t-shirts or Mao Zedong hats?" he said.

[Idaho_Cowboy]

Well if all cultures are equal, and we have to celebrate a bunch of murdering son of a guns why not the Nazi's? At least they had classy uniforms and hot babes, if Indiana Jones is any indication.