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Originally posted by DelayedReaction
Wow. I wonder how she would react if she knew that the swastika was originally a symbol of good luck. From what I understand, before the 1930's it was featured on American greeting cards and even used as a flag with the Boy Scouts.
Amusingly enough, that woman's use of unfounded fear tactics is extremely similar to a typical fascist propoganda movement. She relied on buzzwords and targeted a readily visible group of people (people with Iron Crosses and spiked collars tend to stand out).
Gotta love stupid people.
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I believe that the 'good luck' swastika was reversed, hitler reversed the original to denote the nazi-fascist government he had created.
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Old signature just wasn't doing it for me anymore, so now I have this new one. It's equally as stupid but at least it looks really long. I'm probably just going to keep typing until I run out of things to babble about and see how many people actually read this. I once ran down a hill, fell down and hurt my elbow; my mom said I would be ok, she kissed it and made it all better. I've run out of things to say now, so if you have read this whole thing, congratulations you get a gold star!
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