Sometimes you see, hear or read about something that absolutely must be shared with the world.  It becomes your moral, social and spiritual obligation to enlighten the rest of the population.

Here in North Carolina, we pick up a great morning radio show called the John-Boy & Billy Show.  If you haven’t heard them, you need to.

Today on the show, they asked a trivia question with what I feel is a very obvious answer: “This American Corporate icon can be recognized by more people in the world than the Christian Cross.”  The parts in bold are the things you need to make sure you absolutely understand, and continue to understand, because the first answer that someone gave may make you dumber, and you don’t want to forget the right answer after you hear this.

A man from Springfield, Georgia, responded with, “it’s the swashtika…uh…swastik…uh…that Russian symbol.”

There is so much wrong with that, I couldn’t even begin to imagine where to start.  However, it was my obligation to tell you about it, in order to prevent you, too, from confusing the symbol of the German Nazi party with that of the Golden Arches of McDonald’s.