At Origins, during a Capture the Flag event, White Wolf has apparently used a flag with a battle slogan: "I'd rather kill a dude than have AIDS".

Now, I find this utterly fascinating. For the past two years I tried thinking up a battle cry more offensive then "Free speach for the stupid" or "Fascists are Jews", which I used interchangably during Counter Strike LAN games. I thought it couldn't be done. It would seem that just about anyone who either doesn't know me well or isn't well adjusted enough to realize the value of absurd humor got instantly offended when I indicated that, by having free speach rights, he is stupid. Or that I am offending the Jews by saying they are fascists (or offending the fascists by saying they are jews? It really goes both ways... especially in Serbia where it seems you can't throw a rock without hitting a neo-nazi, a general Jew-hater or something akin to that (yes, those people need to die a violent death - one of the reasons I hate Serbia)).

And after two years, here comes White Wolf with something more offensive then either of those two battle cries. I am dumbfounded. How come I never figured out that popular diseases which have no cure would be the most offensive topic! Damn, that was SO OBVIOUS. Well, I bow before the might of a superior offending body.

As most likely expected but still utterly ridiculous, seems White Wolf is piled with claims of tons of people saying they are offended and whatnot. Now I am asking here, all the people who happen to reading this. Why do people act offended by such things? Are they also the people who don't allow their kids (younger sibblings, pets, imaginary friends) to watch South Park and claim Marylin Manson is the main reason Columbine happened? Are any of you offended? If yes, why? I'm truly interested.

P.S.
There might be a more offensive battle cry, though. I still haven't formulated it, but I think implying that "towelheads" have cancer and are trying to hide their bald heads with towels would be pretty offensive. Though, that might not be offensive to United Statesians who vote for Bush.