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It's Monday, November 28, 2016. From slate, it's the gist I'm Mike Pasca. Now,

perhaps you have heard about the Russian skating show Ice Age. Ice Age. No, it's not Ray Romano

as a talking woolly mammoth. In fact, this show was a great refrain to good taste than that was.

Tatiana Navga, Olympian Maritue Vladimir Putin Henshman. Sorry, not Hensh, right hand. The

Vladimir Putin right hand, man. Don the outfit did Tatiana Novakha, the outfit of a concentration

camp. Victim and she wore the yellow star of David and with her partner, she acted out a holocaust

themed routine on ice. I know, no sparkles. What a sacrifice. Now, this is not a good thing,

not a good thing. But if the thing itself was a misstep or a mistake or a misgate,

the reaction to it has also not been a good thing. So dancing with the stars is perhaps not the

area to act out such a sensitive subject matter. Though those ice skaters do love the skating

backwards while extending your two arms forward as you receive from your partner thing,

nothing says loss like the half toe loop into the Sophie's choice. But it was a case of the

internet just piling on and taking such deep offense and horror at this act of insensitivity.

Though the defense of the act put forth by the Russian propaganda arm RT made it much, much

worse. Here, I'll quote for some RT. But instead of focusing on the delicate matter of the

skating performance that centered on life's triumph over death, right? If you criticize that

you're against life's triumph over death, continuing critics lashed out at the pair who smiled as

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