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I know what nazi symbol(s) looks like and that is a nazi symbol.

That wasn't once a "nazi symbol" it was actually a sign of wellbeing, until Adolf ruined it. He turned it into a sign seen as evil.

I have a nice quote from Wiki for you.

Archaeological evidence of swastika-shaped ornaments dates from the Neolithic period. It has long been widely used in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. Hindus often decorate the swastika with a dot in each quadrant. In India, it is common enough to be a part of several Devanagari fonts. It is also a symbol in the modern Unicode and is often imprinted on religious texts, marriage invitations, and decorations. It is used to mark religious flags in Jainism and Buddhist temples in Asia.

In 1920, the right-facing swastika was appropriated as a Nazi symbol, and since then has become a controversial motif. In the Western world, this usage is the most familiar.

The symbol occurs in other Asian, European, African and Native American cultures – sometimes as a geometrical motif and sometimes as a religious symbol.

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no time to read boring quote lol

@soviet That isnt the only nazi symbol numb nutts.. They have other symbols for differant groups of nazis



Hmm the one in the 2nd row at the end looks very familure!!

Point made end of discusion

You couldn't be more wrong. The Nazis used that symbol, but it's hardly their own. It also didn't stand for Nazism, in my opinion and from what I've read, it pretty much is an honorary medal. I could, of course, but wrong.

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The half of the world wasnt theirs but they it.. what was going to stop them from taking a stupid symbol..

You're saying it is a bad symbol, it is evil, and it stands for Nazism. My point is it doesn't, stop changing the topic. You are wrong.

Haha, if I showed it to some WWII they wouldn't do anything except be reminded of the hell they went through, which was the war. Even if people see it as evil, as I've said, you originally stated that it was a Nazi symbol. You were wrong and that was what the whole argument was about, not whether it was evil or not.