Is this turning into a political discussion regarding international politics? or is it just regarding the actions of a Danish resturaunt owner.
lets not confuse a semi-humorous news article about a semi-humorous concept of Danish Pizza into a political dialog of a real subject like international war or http://cbc.ca/stories/2003/02/26/bastards030226
politics is politics, pizza is pizza, but I don't know what Danish pizza is.
however, flaming is an issue (not that it happens here)... but if you can't discuss international issues with an intelligent international group of people without descending into political correctness or censorship.
What would have happened if Jochen went on vacation and really wanted a pizza and came across this pizza bigot all unaware. Now Jochen knows that if here were to get the munchies while in Denmark, he would have to settle for Cheetos or microwave pizza.
