Woman finds a Nazi symbol in her chicken sandwich.

[The Sotoan Union]

Very true. It's silly that people are getting all worked up over an employee getting fired for violating company policy.

Still waiting on you to prove he didn't do it for religious reasons.

According to the article, which you likely didn't read, he did it because he was bored. Therefore by his own admittance, he didn't do it for intended religious reasons.

[The Alma Mater]

Although it is known as the nazi symbol, the swaztica was (and is) a Hindu symbol.

Actually it is a pretty universal holy symbol found in just about every religion on the planet. Which is why Hitler claimed it for his little gang.
The sad thing is that people in the western world now tend to associate it with him instead of everything else. Which some people, including myself, oppose - since it is akin to "letting Hitler win".

[Dyakovo]

Very true. It's silly that people are getting all worked up over an employee getting fired for violating company policy.

Still waiting on you to prove he didn't do it for religious reasons.

Read the source in the OP. The proof is there.

[The Sotoan Union]

Although it is known as the nazi symbol, the swaztica was (and is) a Hindu symbol.

Actually it is a pretty universal holy symbol found in just about every religion on the planet. Which is why Hitler claimed it for his little gang.
The sad thing is that people in the western world now tend to associate it with him instead of everything else. Which some people, including myself, oppose - since it is akin to "letting Hitler win".

I'm pretty sure Hitler didn't have people hating the swastika in mind when he was plotting his master plans.

[Calisu]

Still waiting on you to prove he didn't do it for religious reasons.

According to the article, which you likely didn't read, he did it because he was bored. Therefore by his own admittance, he didn't do it for intended religious reasons.

So if he had drawn a cross because he was bored would he have been fired?

[The Sotoan Union]

According to the article, which you likely didn't read, he did it because he was bored. Therefore by his own admittance, he didn't do it for intended religious reasons.

So if he had drawn a cross because he was bored would he have been fired?

The cross is not considered a racist symbol by McDonald's corporate. It is primarily considered a symbol of Christianity. The primary symbol, not an obscure symbol.

[Dyakovo]

According to the article, which you likely didn't read, he did it because he was bored. Therefore by his own admittance, he didn't do it for intended religious reasons.

So if he had drawn a cross because he was bored would he have been fired?

Possibly. Tell you what. Go to NC, get a job at that McDonald's, and start drawing crosses in butter on people's sandwiches.

[Calisu]

So if he had drawn a cross because he was bored would he have been fired?

The cross is not considered a racist symbol by McDonald's corporate. It is primarily considered a symbol of Christianity. The primary symbol, not an obscure symbol.

So McDonald's religiously discriminating against their employees?

[The Sotoan Union]

The cross is not considered a racist symbol by McDonald's corporate. It is primarily considered a symbol of Christianity. The primary symbol, not an obscure symbol.

So McDonald's religiously discriminating against their employees?

In what way?

[Calisu]

So if he had drawn a cross because he was bored would he have been fired?

Possibly. Tell you what. Go to NC, get a job at that McDonald's, and start drawing crosses in butter on people's sandwiches.

Tell you what, start actually contributing to the topic at hand and stop with your snide little comments.

[Calisu]

So McDonald's religiously discriminating against their employees?

In what way?

It's okay to draw some religious symbols but not all. Sounds like discrimination to me. What if they banned the star of david instead of the swastika?

[Ifreann]

This topic still going strong?

I swear, this is not that big a deal.

It seems some people will make any leap of logic to defend the use of Nazi symbols.

[The Sotoan Union]

Possibly. Tell you what. Go to NC, get a job at that McDonald's, and start drawing crosses in butter on people's sandwiches.

Tell you what, start actually contributing to the topic at hand and stop with your snide little comments.

Why don't you contribute instead of lashing out at other people.

[Uelvan]

The cross is not considered a racist symbol by McDonald's corporate. It is primarily considered a symbol of Christianity. The primary symbol, not an obscure symbol.

So McDonald's religiously discriminating against their employees?

The cross was not the forefront symbol of a modern era and infamous regime who is responsible for crimes against humanity.

[The Sotoan Union]

This topic still going strong?

I swear, this is not that big a deal.

It seems some people will make any leap of logic to defend the use of Nazi symbols.

I was hoping this would be more about fast food conspiracies, but no the Swastika lovers have to come defend it.

[Calisu]

So McDonald's religiously discriminating against their employees?

The cross was not the forefront symbol of a modern era and infamous regime who is responsible for crimes against humanity.

So the cross isn't the forefront symbol of the KKK an extremist group who is against homosexuality, jews and other minorities?

[Uelvan]

The cross was not the forefront symbol of a modern era and infamous regime who is responsible for crimes against humanity.

So the cross isn't the forefront symbol of the KKK an extremist group who is against homosexuality, jews and other minorities?

No, that would be:

http://www.coloneljake.com/image/KKK-BBG.jpg

[The Sotoan Union]

The cross was not the forefront symbol of a modern era and infamous regime who is responsible for crimes against humanity.

So the cross isn't the forefront symbol of the KKK an extremist group who is against homosexuality, jews and other minorities?

Its connotation with the KKK is less than its connotation with the Christian faith in general.

[Dyakovo]

The cross is not considered a racist symbol by McDonald's corporate. It is primarily considered a symbol of Christianity. The primary symbol, not an obscure symbol.

So McDonald's religiously discriminating against their employees?

No.

[Calisu]

So the cross isn't the forefront symbol of the KKK an extremist group who is against homosexuality, jews and other minorities?

No, that would be:

http://www.coloneljake.com/image/KKK-BBG.jpg

looks pretty crossy to me

[The Alma Mater]

So McDonald's religiously discriminating against their employees?

The cross was not the forefront symbol of a modern era and infamous regime who is responsible for crimes against humanity.

You sure ? Looking at the last few millenia Christians have been rather meanish to people...

[Remaining Crusaders]

Lol if this would happen to me I would go the the employee and say he has a nice sense of humor,then eaten it.Wait,better no,it's not healthy.
Just appreciate the employee and demand a higher wage for him.
Although a sickle and a hammer would have been better.

[Dyakovo]

Possibly. Tell you what. Go to NC, get a job at that McDonald's, and start drawing crosses in butter on people's sandwiches.

Tell you what, start actually contributing to the topic at hand and stop with your snide little comments.

That's rich coming from you.

[Uelvan]

No, that would be:

http://www.coloneljake.com/image/KKK-BBG.jpg

looks pretty crossy to me

Notice the fire symbol in the tilted square with the red circular background. Those are necessary for it to be a KKK symbol, because that is the symbol and badge they use for their membership.

[Dyakovo]

The cross was not the forefront symbol of a modern era and infamous regime who is responsible for crimes against humanity.

So the cross isn't the forefront symbol of the KKK an extremist group who is against homosexuality, jews and other minorities?

No, it isn't.