Den Knall nicht gehört?

[matrixmann]

Also... In Zeiten viel beschworener Angst vor Anschlägen würde ich es nicht im Wochenprospekt bewerben wie viel Explosionsmenge in einer Batterie Feuerwerk enthalten ist, wie sie in den Tagen um Silvester legal in den Läden verkauft werden.

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[matrixmann]

Just needed to pover over the advertising leaflets yesterday for doing the groceries for this weekend and this just literally jumped in my face. I thought "Wait, what?!" - 'cause media and the government are creating hysteria about possible terror attacks, and the shops advertise their fireworks their sell by putting a note on them how much explosive materia is in them.
You know, it makes yourself ask: "Oh, yeah, why didn't you also put a recipe from The Anarchist's Cookbook right next to it, so that every stupid idiot can make a bomb out of this?!" You know, like they sometimes do for the foods they advertise in it.
Seriously, it made you flip the bird over this, regarding that media and state hysteria about terrorists trying to kill people.
At least I found that very questionable and inappropriate.

[onb2017.livejournal.com]

Yes, but it is funny how it shows that as long as the profit is involved they don't give a flying F about anything. Like that saying about the rope. They will sell a rope even if it is meant to hang them on it. Something like that.

[matrixmann]

It makes me rage because as a normal citizen, you're forced to adapt your speech according to the current boogeymen, or every stupid idiot which thinks he heard something sounding like something can report you to the cops and you get treated like somebody who had already become criminal.
And entities and people whose lawyers are only big enough and which can pay a fine in a blow, those don't even need to think about this circumstance what they say where and when and who might hear it.
Really, it pisses me off.