Lidl erases Church crosses from Greek emblematic landscape on food packaging

[crazyladybutterfly]

Meanwhile at Prague, Czech Republic

so they re actually protesting against this ? lol

[crazyladybutterfly]

Or perhaps people have prefered to hear the sound of the money and not other sound, especially the companies.

Greece should protest about. It's kinda castration.

i suspect they didnt want to offend the greek non christian but it ended up with offending the christian majority lol

[Queen B]

Or perhaps people have prefered to hear the sound of the money and not other sound, especially the companies.
Greece should protest about. It's kinda castration.

Lidl aren't doing well in Greece anyway.

[EL_BARBARO]

Lidl aren't doing well in Greece anyway.

As seen, LIDL's being clumsy enough, indeed.

[wvwvw]

atheists and satanists are not asking for breaking the cross
well most muslim dont either

now that i think about it i dont think they photoshopped the picture for the nonchristian clientela

they probably photoshopped the picture because they didnt want to send the message that greece is all about orthodox church



ps all hail to shaytan! if allah/god/yawe exists he is the biggest prick in the universe

Too bad Greece IS an Orthodox country and will always remain that way. Only culturomarxists want to trash 1000 years of Byzantine Greek Orthodox civilization.

And this has nothing to do with being religious since Greece is a secular country. All the educated Greeks whether atheists or not respect the cultural heritage of Byzantium which is filled with pagan customs and celebrations under the guise of Christianity.

Only Christianity and atheism/agnosticism are native to Greece. Alien faiths like Islam, Hinduism or Buddhism have no place here. Buddism should be tolerated more because it is influenced by Greeks.

[Queen B]

As seen, LIDL's being clumsy enough, indeed.

Its not about that, its because Lidl are seen as bad quality, and they didn't have major brands that Greeks prefer rather than their own. Plus, why not support local brands and support a foreign?

Lidl the last 7 years opened only a few shops. From 206 to 226.
Marinopoulos (former carefour) from 567 went to 1.023
Vasilopoulos from 223 to 328
And Sklavenitis went from 73 to 342 (deal with Veropoulos) and then bought/merged with Marinopoulos so the have around 1.500 super markets

[Dandelion]

so they re actually protesting against this ? lol

They might be atheist majority. Political correct censorship is still offensive and setting off a bad precedence if ignored. Look at Britain and their application of law enforcement when ethnic minorities are involved like Pakistani rape gangs.

So yes, bring back those crosses and cut the bullshit, Lidl.

[Dema]

We gave the Albanian women to them, that's why there are so many Albanians in Turkey.

It is desecration . It would be better to include a building that wasn't a church, rather than removing a cross from a building, not to hurt the feelings of goatfuckers who live there. What's next? Stop selling pork?

It would be nice if selling pork would stop since its filling your DNA with pork cells and eventually making you piglike creature too..

Religion aside, how can you even eat that low quality cheapest crap of a stinky "meat"?

You're having a bad attitude. Your comment is not pleasant at all.

Whats there to be pleasant about situation when you give your wife by your will to be raped by some Turko Mongol so you can be his slave and keep your religion??


I would hang myself...


If church cross on some Turkish product like "Musaka" will feel them better about giving their wifes to Ottomans to be fucked like animals then let them be, bon apetit, enjoy that "Greek Musaka".

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Reminds me of when Real Madrid removed the Christian cross from their club crest as part of a new clothing deal in Middle Eastern countries.

[Ülev]

I wrote that many times, the Germans introduced Chrisitianity to Central Europe once ---> Sacrum Romanum Imperium Nationis Germanicae, now it is time to another religion, nothing new with Die Deutschen