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Wednesday 23 September 2015

What leaves this woman so enraged she morphs into Adolf Hitler?

A YOUNG blonde woman morphs into Nazi leader Adolf Hitler in a hard-hitting Polish advert.
She is chatting with mates before she sees something that sends her into a rage not unlike those of the Fuhrer. 
Eventually the bile-spitting woman morphs into the German wartime despot. 
The reason is that two gay men had walked into her line of sight. 
Her transformation is being used in a YouTube advert to highlight the dangers of homophobia in Poland.
The woman cannot hide her disgust, and asks her friends: "Did you see them? Wusses (Polish negative term for homosexuals)."
She goes on to say: "They can do whatever they want at home, but walking together like that is too much! I see faggots everywhere! I want to puke when I look at them!"
The video was prompted by an "alarming" report showing the extent of hate speech among young Poles, according its makers, the Stefan Batory Foundation.
A man then asks her: "Really? You want to look like that?", and the girl curses with the German expletive "scheisse".
Batory Foundation spokesman Agata Szypulska said the video is just part of a "Stop Hate Speech" campaign that launched on September 14, targeting those aged 15-18.
A study suggested that nearly two-thirds of young Poles had come into contact with hate speech online.
Ms Szypulska told CNN: "If you look at the numbers, it's almost 77 per cent of youngsters that encounter homophobic hate speech online, and almost 65% encountered homophobic hate speech among their peers.
"We focused on homophobia because we saw those numbers and we found them very alarming."
An estimated 6 million Poles were killed during World War Two, including about 3 million Polish Jews, as Hitler targeted minorities across Europe.
Ms Szypulska added: "We also wanted to use a person and symbol that would be recognisable. We wanted to show that hate speech is not just words. Words can lead to actions.
"I think in the Polish context, it's pretty obvious that Hitler harassed and murdered people because of ethnicity and because of things you cannot change." News watch


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