Microsoft Swastikas
- Franz Schubert
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Ahem... It's still the same symbol:
http://ancienthistory.about.com/library ... _forum.htm
According to the above link, swastika has been used by many cultures and groups way before the Third Reich, including
- Buddhists
- Greeks
- Sumerians
- American boy scout troops
- Navajo indians
- Hindus
- Nordic tribes
- Teutonic knights
either as exactly the same or slightly different.
http://ancienthistory.about.com/library ... _forum.htm
According to the above link, swastika has been used by many cultures and groups way before the Third Reich, including
- Buddhists
- Greeks
- Sumerians
- American boy scout troops
- Navajo indians
- Hindus
- Nordic tribes
- Teutonic knights
either as exactly the same or slightly different.
- Kizmiaz
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I like the Navajo swastika. It's cool with feathers and all. And I guess it's 4-500 years older than the nazis.
One thing that's annoy me though, is that neo-nazis do their best to soil the Thor hammer. I always liked that as a Viking symbol.
One thing that's annoy me though, is that neo-nazis do their best to soil the Thor hammer. I always liked that as a Viking symbol.
Guess you weren't in Bavaria then. (Just kidding, just kidding)Ach, so that's the deal... Germany sometimes makes me really confused. While being there, I was instructed not to talk about anything that had to do with the 40's, WW2 or Nazis. It would just get me either beaten, thrown out or both.
Kindly,
Ukhan Kizmiaz
Ukhan Kizmiaz
Hey, the + sign looks like a swastika minus the little flared-out serif thingys on the ends, why not do a product recall on the keyboards and replace them all?
suppose you're thinking about a plate of shrimp. suddenly somebody will say like 'plate' or 'shrimp' or 'plate of shrimp', out of the blue, no explanation.
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