EdenDestroyer (He/Him)@Loukas @laxsill this is more of an issue of bad faith adoption of valuable symbols. The swastika was indeed chosen with its Hindu meaning in mind, which could be made into an argument itself against the global use of the symbol in the modern age. Isn't that what's happening with hammer and sickle too? I dont like it because it is associated with genocidal regimes, but is it inherently representing something genocidal? Its already hard to distinguish between hakenkreuz and swastika, innit.
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