I understand the feelings about different people , but if we don,t put the swastkia on the plane would most people know the differance between the plane types? maybe . but i think since were about ww2 warbirds here then we should stay too are site ,s fourm and thats war birds of ww2 and not the countrys policies during war !!!!!! Turkey and beer make you a sleepy drunk, so you dont have too put up with peskie relatives !!!!!!!!!!
Please get me right: I
don't mind that there's a german WW2 plane on the t-shirt, as long as it isn't
just that plane
alone.
The german planes were definitely a part of WW2 and as such belongs on the shirt in my eyes, but I know for sure that at best, it'll invite a lot of heated debate and arguing, and at worst, invite troublemakers to beat someone up, who wears anything that has any kind of Nazi related symbols on it, if it's a t-shirt with
just a german plane on it
alone.
My idea is basically to use
more aircraft,
for example a Spitfire, a Mustang and a Bf-109 together, as those planes are probably some of the most famous of WW2 - or a couple of bombers, yet another
example: A Lancaster and a Ju-88 together.
And about the various countries' policies in WW2:
Almost no matter which country you are in, there's bound to be
someone who'll have a relative who died or suffered or in other ways were affected by WW2. There's no getting around that.
My point is:
A t-shirt with a german WW2 plane on it as a
single motif is
bound to arouse feelings,
because so many were affected by WW2 - and most of the time it's
not the positive kind of feelings.
And
that's what I worry a bit about.
