Thorsten,
I will only respond once to you as I personally believe it to be wiser to discuss economics with a communist than anything with you.
Please show me where it is written in German period law that carpenters where not allowed to produce items with runic symbols on them.
Furthermore, please show me where it is written that only DHW could produce truncs and carpenters could not.
I am pretty sure this was not the case. This I think will be considered by most as a realistic assumption. The burden of proof therefore is on you and not on me. It is always much harder to prove that something does not exist than it is to prove that it does. That is why people continue to believe in God. No offense to those of a religeous persuasion.
So if carpenters were allowed to produce runic truncs, how reasonable do you think it would be that they did so only for members of the SS - who according to you even had to show them their papers - and not for others willing to pay? Please except the fact there was a huge market for Nazi stuff in Germany that was not sanctioned. Just think of all those - in my opinion tacky - SS and skull rings, Swastika lanterns, Swastika Christmas ornaments and so on and so on that were produced commercially. Anyone who has period magazines and news papers will know this to be true.
Like I said just a one time respons to you.
Cheers, W
I will only respond once to you as I personally believe it to be wiser to discuss economics with a communist than anything with you.
Please show me where it is written in German period law that carpenters where not allowed to produce items with runic symbols on them.
Furthermore, please show me where it is written that only DHW could produce truncs and carpenters could not.
I am pretty sure this was not the case. This I think will be considered by most as a realistic assumption. The burden of proof therefore is on you and not on me. It is always much harder to prove that something does not exist than it is to prove that it does. That is why people continue to believe in God. No offense to those of a religeous persuasion.
So if carpenters were allowed to produce runic truncs, how reasonable do you think it would be that they did so only for members of the SS - who according to you even had to show them their papers - and not for others willing to pay? Please except the fact there was a huge market for Nazi stuff in Germany that was not sanctioned. Just think of all those - in my opinion tacky - SS and skull rings, Swastika lanterns, Swastika Christmas ornaments and so on and so on that were produced commercially. Anyone who has period magazines and news papers will know this to be true.
Like I said just a one time respons to you.
Cheers, W
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