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A poster of a notorious Nazi concentration camp has been pulled from sales by Walmart and other leading retailers after online shoppers were horrified to discover it was being sold as a piece of home decor.
The image shows a gate at Dachau with the phrase 'Arbeit macht frei,' which translates to 'work makes you free' written in the metal.
The stores were inundated with complaints after it was spotted by outraged shoppers and Walmart, Amazon and Sears decided to remove the item from sale at the weekend
'We were horrified to see that this item was on our site. We sincerely apologize, and worked quickly to remove it,' a statement from Walmart read reported ABC News.
'The item was sold through a third-party seller on our marketplace.
I am glad they made the decision to pull the item AFTER customer's complained about it.
Please, a poster. Look at it. Amazon carries Mein Kampf, Virgin Killer with the original cover, and all of Ann Coulter's books. This is hardly the thing to get riled up about. There is much more dangerous, hurtful material on Amazon than the picture of a gate.
Without some knowledge of some very important historical events (such as WWII), you probably wouldn't.
Yes, but who has time to read about any of that boring stuff anymore? It doesn't have anything to do with the Kardashian kids, so there really isn't anything interesting about it.
Yes, but who has time to read about any of that boring stuff anymore? It doesn't have anything to do with the Kardashian kids, so there really isn't anything interesting about it.
Sad... but true.
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