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[Anonymous No.]

Would it be socially acceptable to open a small restaurant called Ahnenerbe in the United States, given the term's checkered past?

[Anonymous No.]

i cant even pronounce it

just name it china king or something

[Anonymous No.]

The percentage of people in the United States familar with that name is exceedingly small.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9660243
ich hab grad deine IP Adresse gehackt du kleiner Nazi.
Kannst dich schon mal auf einen Besuch vom Verfassungsschutz freuen.

[Anonymous No.]

Only if you employ cats to work in it.

[None !FIreFlyLqM No.]

It would be fine the first week or two. Then someone will google the name and make a big fuss about it and you'll have a mob tearing the place down once the story airs on Fox News. You should go for it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9660255

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahnenerbe

>socially acceptable to open a small restaurant called Ahnenerbe in the United States

Once the white college students of America google the name on their smart-phone, and learn the meaning, expect some very angry yet fashionably dressed people high on drugs protesting your store.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9660272

You could pretty much split those people into history students, nazi mysticism fetishists and people who have read type-moon's stuff. None of which are likely to give you a hard time about it.