It's the expression of a psychological coping mechanism meant to dehumanize one's enemy to allow the expressing individual mental freedom to do what's necessary to harm said enemy with minimal guilt/shame. Also, it's an open badge and conversation piece with which to immediately identify himself so other like-minded people can gauge compatibility.Poomanchu745 said:So the other day I was driving and saw a marine sticker and a sticker below it that said "Kill Hadji" on a truck. I was thinking to myself about wtf that could mean. So I just looked it up and apparently Hadji is a term to describe Muslims/Arabs probably deriving its name from the Jonny Quest character.
I don't really think that it helps anything to make stickers that openly condone the killing of a people based on their ethnic/religious background. Just seems the same as putting a sticker on the back of your car that says kill niggers. Its all in bad taste to be honest. I just don't understand why people would want to propagate racism like this.
Oh, and racism, but that's the boring answer, isn't it?
If it's someone who's been to war and lost friends and had nightmarish scenes of bloodshed burned into their consciousness as an eternal psychological tattoo reminding them of the worst that humanity has to offer, then I certainly understand where they're coming from, and it's not worth trying to untie that knot unless you're a professional dealing with a willing participant.
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