Who would sell Holocaust-themed face masks? This guy.

[Behind the Aegis]

The face masks aren’t subtle: One is emblazoned with the famous photo of a Jewish mother and child, their hands raised, at Nazi gunpoint. Another shows an unmistakable image of a concentration camp crematorium.

The product description below the mother-and-child mask reads: “Another bold image that gets the point across without being overly offensive.” It sells for $12.44.

Those masks, and others like them, are sold online at HolocaustFaceMasks.com. Other products on the site feature photos from Nazi rallies or a Japanese internment camp in the United States. A T-shirt sold on the site shows three pictures in numerical order: first, a generic face mask; second, a photo of Jews lining up to enter a ghetto; third, a photo of a Nazi concentration camp.

You probably get the point. But in case you don’t, the website’s founder explained his objective on the homepage. “Our goal here is to provide a reminder of what can happen when millions of people follow seemingly innocent ‘orders’ and ‘rules,’” the site says. “In the times of the [H]olocaust people may not have had such a recent example of evil to keep them vigilant and weary [sic] of evil to come. We do.”

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Just when you think the ground under the barrel has been excavated, we find shitheads like this who dig even deeper!

[JI7]

1. An example of how fucked up these people are, and then to view themselves as the victims

instead of the true victims they are using to push their bs.

[TEB]

2. Evil

[Chicago1980]

3. Ignorant bastards...

Who's mouths will be kissing the asses of those in the imagery.

And appropriately so.

[3catwoman3]

4. Heaven forbid one would be "overly offensive."

Plain old every day offensive should be just fine. WTF!?

[madaboutharry]

5. There is nothing as ugly as ignorance.