No, face, he was mocking me...somehow. It's a good thing that my run-on sentence completely invalidates everything I was saying. Yep, way to catch that, Mattey.
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Originally posted by Mulkero Swastika is also old Finnish Air Force logo, that has been used since 1914 over 20 years before nazis started to use it. Also budhas and several others eastern cults have used it for thousand of years.
If u ban the banner you admit the infuence of nazis.
Eastern cults?
buhas?
Its:
Religious Practices and Beliefs.
and
Buddhists.
To the collective consciousness of most of the modernized westernized world, this particular symbol represents something much more inherant and pertinent. Even today people hold alligence to this symbol, not as a display of love and life, but as a representation of something that happened not too long ago and which changed the world in great and terrible ways.
This isn't about defining limits and boundaries to what we should or should not be doing, this is is about redressing and remembering something that the general population of the entire planet has agreed, should never happen again.
Now, whether or not it's just some lines (and thats my personal take on it) to many more people it's losing a father or brother or sister in a war that shook everything about our world. Its never seeing someone who went off to defend their country, and it's having to see someone maimed by the hate this symbol represents, live their life in shattering fear.
Thats what these little lines represent, at the very least, whether or not your personal outlook on this subject is different, you must have the ability to look outside your own personal limits and realize and respect how it effects other people. And respect that knowledge also; that what you do and what you say, can have an effect on other people, and that is power, and with that power comes the responsibility to at the least, acknowledge other people's points of view, and allow for the extenuating circumstance of other people's feelings.
Its easy to shock people and be a little twit, but it's difficult to stand by your convictions - whatever they may be - and hold true to your word. If you respect what the swastika symbol represents, then you are free to feel that way (thats democratic freedom), but don't back down, acknowledge who and what you are, and if you find yourself unable to do that, you should re-evaluate your priorities. Don't hide behind rhetoric, and lies, be a racist bigot, or a hippy, or a pothead, or a conservative, or a punkrawker, (or a whatever) if thats who you want to be, no one can stop you from being yourself, and if they try, the system exists to protect your rights. Label yourself anyway you want....
But, accept the issues and responsibilities that come with those labels you place upon yourself.
WingZero <> whats your problem?
Mayo Inc.> whats yours
WingZero <> im not a racist..
Mayo Inc.> ure being more of a nazi than anyone who wears the swastika
Mayo Inc. - We should change god's name to "Tod"... see if there's any followers. - Mattey
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