Dancing at Auschwitz Follow

Thanks. I was really tired last night when I posted.

I'll make sure to sing it tomorrow morning when we get together for coffee, ensuring it stays stuck in your head for the weekend

I can totally understand the feeling of it being tasteless. That said, considering all he went through and survived, and to see his family who would not have been there at all if he was one of those who died, I thought it was a really cool way of celebrating his and his grandchildrens existence despite the attempts on his life by the *****. While he is dancing where many people tragically died, he personally could have easily been one of them. I viewed his dance as a way of honoring the dead in some way. So many people died, but the ***** were defeated, and their deaths were avenged. He is celebrating that. I think he's earned his right to celebrate this way, and his grandchildren do too. Without him having survived such an awful time in our history, they wouldn't be here at all.

So what do you think?

I think it's too bad it wasn't "Disco Inferno". Also, given the gullibility and massive desire of the average sucker to have some sort of empathetic catharsis with a pity object, chances are good that this guy was never anywhere near the camp in WW2.

You're probably right; the fellow looked like someone in an old-suit getup, like that Six Flags Creepy Dancing Old Guy.