[davinxtk]

Alright, Kahl, the overall point I'm making is that I agree with you, but your points are weak. The employer/army analogy was weak, admittedly, but not because of the rule-breaking involved on both sides. It was weak because one is TGI fucking Friday's and the other is THE UNITED STATES ARMY. Who should be enforcing their rules more strictly? Which one can levee a court martial if their rules aren't followed? What's in your head?

And no, it's not the slightest bit off to blame them for using pictures of war casualties as currency. In fact, that's what the entire thread is about, you useless twat. I can't believe I really have to quote the Geneva Convention to get the point accross, but "the remains of persons who have died for reasons related to occupation or in detention resulting from occupation or hostilities ... shall be respected, and the gravesites of all such persons shall be respected, maintained, and marked."

I, personally, don't give a rat's ass; but the outrage is justifiable and to argue that it's not is just plain stupid.