u/EggyBr3ad

Last year I happened upon a camp flying a litany of groyper/nazi adjacent flags (with some particularly gauche trump flags to boot) and when I raised it with staff the response was fucking pathetic. The first person I spoke to confirmed that a lot of people had actually complained (but evidently management just chose to do nothing about it under the assumption all of the people complaining must have not known what they were talking about). They got someone higher up the chain for me to speak with, who essentially just tried to gaslight me that there wasn't an issue because they weren't literally flying swastikas (a little ironic because they were literally flying the kekistan flag, which is literally just one of nazi germany's most famous flags but coloured green, which they assured me was "from a board game"). I was assured he spoke to them personally and that they were "good lads", and thus no action would be taken.

So I take it Vicky's okay with that sort of thing? Incidentally the art booth had art that literally featured nazi iconography (including the black sun, which the frontman of saturday's headliner had a tattoo of, but i digress).

Sidenote; I saw one of the campers and they were literally like 50+, so literally the biggest losers imaginable

i take it this is alex's contribution to the sophie lancaster foundation

So how are bloodstock gonna deal with nazi camps this year?