#swastika

[the-garbanzo-annex-jr]

[latent-thoughts]

Asking everyone, very graciously, to please refrain from using the word SWASTIKA when referring to the symbol used by Nazis/Nazism. That's not the correct term.

The term you're looking for is HAKENKREUZ.

Swastika/Swastik is an ancient symbol which is holy and sacred to Hindus (and other ancient cultures). We Hindus still use it in our rituals, and it's highly offensive to us to see the use of the word Swastika in relation to Nazis.

It's a symbol of auspiciousness and prosperity, of good luck and celebration. Let it remain so in the collective consciousness. Please don't kill its true meaning by perpetuating the hateful theivery of Nazis.

Thank you.

[eretzyisrael]

London’s Metropolitan Police has come under criticism after footage emerged showing an officer telling a Jewish woman that swastikas seen at a pro-Palestinian protest should be “taken in context”.

A clip shared widely online appeared to show a London police officer suggesting that under certain circumstances swastikas paraded in public could be legal, despite Britain’s tough restrictions on so-called hate speech.

In the clip filmed at a pro-Palestinian rally on Saturday, the officer was heard telling a Jewish woman: “I don’t have an in-depth knowledge of signs and symbols. I know the swastika was used by the Nazi party during their inception and the period of them being in power in Germany in 1934… I’m aware of that.”

“So under what context is a swastika not disrupting public order? Could you just explain under what symbol that is not disrupting public order?” the woman asks.

“I haven’t said anything about it that it is or it isn’t. Everything needs to be taken in context doesn’t it,” the officer replied.

“I’m confused about in what context a swastika is not anti-Semitic. This is what I want to know,” the exasperated woman shot back.

“Why is a swastika not immediately anti-Semitism? Why does it need context? This is what I’m confused about. This isn’t even about Israel. In what context is a swastika not anti-Semitic and disruptive to public order?” she questioned.

“I suppose to some I don’t know how everybody would feel about that sign. Now if you came up to me and you felt mass alarm and distress about a symbol that someone was…” the officer responded.

[castilestateofmind]

"To protect the righteous, to annihilate the wicked, and to reestablish the principles of religion I appear on this earth, age after age".

-Bhagavad-Gita.

[nando161mando]

[surfingkaliyuga]

Illustration by John Bauer for the 1908 edition of Helena Nyblom's Ja och nej: originalsagor.

[lilithism1848]

[misterlemonztenth]

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[kropotkindersurprise]

“Let's pull together” - Anti-Nazi button from the Second World War that allows the wearer to pull a string to make Uncle Sam hang Hitler from a tree. [video]

[dcbinges]

All-Star Comics #4 (1941) by Everett Hibbard & Gardner Fox

[the-garbanzo-annex-jr]

by Ryan Zickgraf

I witnessed All One Thingism in the flesh in Atlanta while reporting on the “Stop Cop City” saga. What began as a very specific protest against the construction of an expensive new public safety facility in a Georgia forest by environmentalists, police, and prison abolitionists got subsumed into “Free Palestine.” After October 7, anarchists marching in the streets of Atlanta increasingly donned keffiyehs, waved Palestinian flags, and held signs that said: “From Atlanta to Palestine” (which I believe is a fairly big 6,400-mile line).

There’s no better embodiment of this trend than James “Fergie” Chambers, the wealthy tattooed Left-wing heir in Atlanta. Last summer, Chambers helped bankroll the Stop Cop City movement with millions from his Cox family fortune and attended protests in person. Then, in December, he announced he was converting to Islam. He’s currently living in Tunisia and directing his big bucks into anti-Zionism causes.

And lest you think it’s just blue-haired college baristas with these views, consider the author with the worst book title of all time who recently posted among the most despicable Tweets of all time. That would be courtesy of Malcolm Harris, the author of S--- Is F---ed Up and Bulls--- and veritable Napoleon Dynamite of communist writers.

Earlier this month on X, Harris responded to CNN’s Jake Tapper’s report that the Pennsylvania synagogue he had bar mitzphaed at had been vandalised with a swastika. Harris didn’t condemn the anti-Semitic graffiti but indirectly praised it. The meaning of the Nazi symbol had been reversed from bad to good, Harris said, “from a Nazi threat to a condemnation of genocide.”

America is evil, Hamas is good, and swastikas are now woke. This is your brain on All One Thingism.

[elierlick]

This weekend, neo-Nazis threw flyers featuring some of my colleagues and me onto doorsteps around San Jose. As much as I hate giving them more attention, we must stay vigilant of the growing antisemitic and anti-queer movement in the U.S. These flyers truly show that our struggles have always been connected.

[boss-brutus-marcus]

BOSS BRUTUS

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[enigma-the-mysterious]

you post pictures of swastikas. you have no leg to stand upon regarding antisemitism you nazi bitch. leave people who just play a game alone

Ooooohhh you are so edgy! Accusing a hindu of being a nazi for [checks notes] using a symbol that has held cultural importance for thousands of centuries before some white plagiariser decided to steal it to spread hate and commit heinous crimes against humanity.

Here, take some good luck for your journey to becoming a decent human being:

[aunti-christ-ine]

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[eretzyisrael]