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[–] 3 points 1 year ago* (4 children)

I don't know anything about this person, and I'll say Fascists are drawn towards the military, because it let's them have the ultimate power over others. This happens everywhere. However, those aren't Nazi swastikas. They are swastikas, but I don't know they're meaning. They're common symbols all over the world (literally, from everywhere in Africa and Eurasia to the Americas). I don't know what these ones are, except for not being the ones the Nazis used. Is it still a reference to that? Idk. I think if you want Nazi swastikas you just get them though. I don't think getting a slightly different swastika to still show your support of Nazism is a great idea. If there's other info than just his tattoos, feel free to share.

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    I'm not the one who's a joke here.

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    Yeah, because I'm the one lacking intelligence because I can tell the difference between curved and straight arms and clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation in a swastika.

    Nazis had one swastika they tended to use, and this isn't it. It has been a symbol for all kinds of things throughout the world in this form though.

    I case you actually are interested in learning, here's a wiki page on it, which does include it's use by Nazis, explicitly not in this style. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika

    Again, I don't know who this is. If you want to provide actual evidence then fine, but this image doesn't prove anything. It provides further evidence if you have any, but it isn't worth anything in it's own.

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