(S92) LW - Adi Dassler, TPE: 80

[BOOM 8,812]

Player Information

Username: BOOM

Player Name: Adi Dassler

Recruited From: Returning

Age: 21

Position: LW

Height: 74 in.

Weight: 205 lbs.

Birthplace: Germany

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@VHLM GM

[Banackock 8,129]

Boom

[STZ 5,386]

[v.2 1,411]

Adidas!

[Will3 467]

Boom back. Good luck.

[Daniel Janser 2,213]

I wonder who his sponsor is?

[BOOM 8,812]

2 hours ago, Daniel Janser said:

I wonder who his sponsor is?

 

PUMA 

[Daniel Janser 2,213]

14 minutes ago, BOOM said:

 

PUMA 

obviously

 

[animal74 1,855]

[Dil 1,760]

Quote

All three Dassler brothers joined the Nazi Party on 1 May 1933—three months after Hitler was appointed Chancellor. Rudolf was said to be most ardent believer of the three. Adi decided that becoming a coach of and supplier to clubs in the Hitler Youth movement was essential to expanded production. He joined in 1935.

 

[eagle_3450 278]

@DilWHAT

@BOOMEXPLAIN

[STZ 5,386]

Is it a coincidence the first six letters of the name is adidas?

Edited October 18, 2023 by STZ

[Tetricide 693]

24 minutes ago, STZ said:

Is it a coincidence the first six letters of the name is adidas?

Adidas is Adi Dassler. Some rich German history for you there

[BOOM 8,812]

22 hours ago, Dil said:

 

 

I like Adidas. Fuck off. 

[Alex 3,246]

4 hours ago, STZ said:

Is it a coincidence the first six letters of the name is adidas?

Essentially was a nazi and the founder of adidas

[vincentlg2007 498]

Moral of the story Adidas are nazis ?

[Daniel Janser 2,213]

8 hours ago, Alex said:

Essentially was a nazi and the founder of adidas

I mean, he gifted Jesse Owens the shoes he whoopped the German athletes' their asses at the 1936 Olympic games...

[Dil 1,760]

31 minutes ago, Daniel Janser said:

I mean, he gifted Jesse Owens the shoes he whoopped the German athletes' their asses at the 1936 Olympic games...

Does this make him any less of a nazi 

[Daniel Janser 2,213]

21 minutes ago, Dil said:

Does this make him any less of a nazi 

I think that term is thrown around too cavalier, especially with the stereotypical picture one has... from what I read, he was a member of the NSDAP (and by definition, this makes him a 'nazi') like so many other Germans (and especially business owners) at the time. That does not make him a bad person or even a criminal per se. Again, from what I read, he never engaged in political activities and was after the war largely acquitted of the charges put against him.

 

 

[Dil 1,760]

14 minutes ago, Daniel Janser said:

I think that term is thrown around too cavalier, especially with the stereotypical picture one has... from what I read, he was a member of the NSDAP (and by definition, this makes him a 'nazi') like so many other Germans (and especially business owners) at the time. That does not make him a bad person or even a criminal per se. Again, from what I read, he never engaged in political activities and was after the war largely acquitted of the charges put against him.

 

 

I think it’s pretty fair to use the term Nazi for people who were… members of the Nazi party

[Daniel Janser 2,213]

23 minutes ago, Dil said:

I think it’s pretty fair to use the term Nazi for people who were… members of the Nazi party

I do not disagree with that statement. I just wanted to point out that Adolf Dassler only joined them when they came to power (probably more to protect his business interests then out of conviction) and was not necessarily a book-burning, foam-out-of-mouth, racist sob that people often associate with the term 'nazi'. 

[dlamb 1,328]

[BOOM 8,812]

What the fuck. I named him after the company and a shit stirrer brings up Nazi shit. 

 

You're acting as if I called him Himmler, Hitler or Eichmann and am celebrating it. 

Edited October 20, 2023 by BOOM