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Originally Posted by Xnguela
It's kind of like saying, "The swastika originally meant peace, so it shouldn't be inflammatory for me to wear it on a t-shirt". It's come to mean something completely different now, and by today's modern connotation it's a symbol of hate, not peace.
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Does it not mean "good luck" originally?
In fact, the German symbol is actually known as a Hakenkreuz (Hooked Cross) and is based on occult worship of the Black Sun. It's not, contrary to popular belief, a reversed swastika.
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