well he had a swasticka tattoo so he must have been a nazi right?

So we nearly fight people in grocery store parking lots over strange emblems on their skin down here? Indeed a fucked up time and space this is.

You know, Ian, the founder of Trader Joe's is one of two brothers who grew the German supermarket chain Aldi into Western Europe's biggest grocer. One brother left Germany for California, where he founded Trader Joe's. You should do some in-depth, investigative work on the connection between German grocers and aging Nazis.

Occam's Razor, commenters. If you see a guy under the age of 80 wearing a tank top with a giant goddamn swastika tattoo (rather than, let's say, a proper shirt that covers, let's say, armpits and giant goddamn swastika tattoos) he is at that very moment a self-identified, unrepentant Neo-Nazi.

Do you guys just like disagreeing with people? Is it fun? Doesn't sound like it.

I think they're just trying to provoke Ian into a fight. Well guess what idiots? It won't work. He saw a fucking Nazi and walked away.

If we didn't have middle-aged men who still openly display swastikas, then we'd never understand just how feeble and insane they make the wearers appear. You did right, you handsome, Jewish blogger, you.

@eprophet You're story is completely wrong on how the chain was developed. It's true that two brothers started up Aldi's, and that one of them became the owner of TJ's. But a man by the name if Joe Coulombe started a small chain if convent stores called Pronto markets, then 7-11 started to gain popularity, so he changed his business format. He sold the company in the 80's to one of the Albrechts. Both are dead now anyways, so really, who cares.

I almost punched some guy at Kohl's, he had a tattoo that said "Mom" and he wouldn't tell me how he met her, doesn't look like Mom's type though she has been hanging around in some sketchy bars since Dad ran off.