I guess there's a serious point to be made here about how, as traumatic historical events become more distant from the present day, our memory of them fades, their cultural impact lessens, and we forget the important lessons learned through our ancestors' sacrifices and the evils committed in both sides' names in the course of war, and how the fading level of importance of WW2 in the minds of younger folk leads to (I'm sure, in the minds of many older people and their families) such disgusting heretical trash* even existing as commercial products.
But I also guess that this is not the thread for such a debate, nor can I be arsed to make one.
