Once again, Google has ignored the sacrifices made on the beaches of Normandy.
The first drive-in movie theater opened 79 yrs ago today. Grab some popcorn & celebrate w/ a video doodle in the US http://t.co/v3SeIw6n
— Google (@Google) June 6, 2012
Guess the 68th anniversary of D-Day isn’t a barrel of kitschy laughs like a good drive-in flick.
Someone explain to me why google isn't honoring DDay as their homepage…?
— M Fact (@MalFII) June 6, 2012
Another reason I despise #Google. No remembrance of #DDay on their search page. But heck yeah..drive in's have to be remembered.
— BrianB (@newshutr) June 6, 2012
Wow on the Longest Day, Google decides to honor… the drive-in movie theater? WTF?!?! #DDay
— David Transou (@davidthe4th) June 6, 2012
https://twitter.com/defensegirl35/status/210371705095467010
Shame on @Google for commemorating Drive-In theaters instead of #D-Day on #DDay #Google
— arieliondotcom (@arieliondotcom) June 6, 2012
While Google celebrates the Drive-In Theatre. Let us remember this day of incredible bravery and sacrifice http://t.co/ymQoh8Pc
— Steve Clarke (@TheSteveClarke) June 6, 2012
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In 2009, Google memorialized Tetris on the anniversary of D-Day. After coming under criticism, there was no special doodle in 2010 and 2011, just the usual Google logo.
Hey, here’s an idea, Google:
Very disappointed @google. If you didn't want to offend other countries today, then show your D-day respect by using the standard logo.#Dday
— Neon Robin (@neonrobin) June 6, 2012
Or better yet:
dear @google show some respect to the 160k troops who stormed Normandy other wise your website would only be in German #DDay
— Jess (@jess_nnz) June 6, 2012