Yeah. It will escalate to Australian products eventually, if there even are any.

[quote="Worm"]The real irony is that Henry Ford [b]loved[/b] the nazis.[/quote]

The real real irony is that these are precisely the type of people who would never actually dream of vacationing outside of the country (maybe the touristy parts of Mexico if they're feeling adventurous) anyway, so this boycott amounts to jack and shit.

The real irony is that Henry Ford [b]loved[/b] the nazis.

The AFA is a bunch of religious idiots, nobody really cares what they think. The're boycotting Ford for nothing more than placing advertisements in GAY magazines. If I had a company that these losers threatened to boycot, I'd say to them something like "fuck you, I don't want business from you jesus freak nazis anyway".

[url=http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/now-the-bloody-yanks-are-offended/2006/03/23/1143083882873.html]link[/url]

Some jewels.
[quote]"I guess they use it all the time in Australia, but it's a [b]foreign language[/b] here so I think it'll have a negative impact rather than positive."[/quote]
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[quote]"When you think 'bloody' in America you think the red liquid that flows from human bodies which is usually a sign of some kind of violence," Sharp said.

Tourism Australia contact details will be made available to AFA members.

"They will hear from a lot of our members who are going to be insulted," Sharp said.

"Australians are spending all of these millions of dollars inviting us, and if we go over there are we going to be exposing our kids to foul language and images of bloody?

"We don't want our kids to hear the term 'bloody'.

"We certainly don't want our kids to hear profanity."[/quote]
Randy Sharp, AFA director of special projects, apparently also worked a homicide beat for 20 years to become so fucking hard.