jk

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika

Buddhism was somewhat rooted in Hinduism anyway

so it may have been derivative.

its both

plus Janism

good to know, more for me to study..I love to study

So, Lago and Demos, you guys are newbies here, huh?

Si

@XboxOff404 "- Today at 10:48 PM
I was fairly certain, but still wanted to double check... the magna carta didn't concern ordinary individuals. It was a guarantee between, essentially, the upper class - the king and barons." yea and those rights should be extended

yea

Welcome! The more the merrier around here.

Why thank you.

We have some pretty good conversations around here, sometimes.

At least until certain people who found their way here and probably didn't actually watch anything Tim Pool has ever posted show up to post stuff.

I won't name names. You'll probably realize what I'm talking about when it happens. 😛

that videos interesting cause it proves how cultural differences cause people to perceive things differently

Thanks

Yeah np

got some shitposters

and not like in the channel

?

I have been watching/reading more about how different people view USA vs their country.

Yeah... kind of.

I'd be interested to hear about that, Demos.

check this for western use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_use_of_the_swastika_in_the_early_20th_century

Lots of exchange kids from Europe like Germany who stayed in US...They all over. Very interesting to get their views on things though

i know a guy from Romania that isnt Vee lol, he's been wanting to move to either Canada or the US cause he cant get by with all the political corruption there

How does someone wind up here if he/she hasn't been exposed to Tim's content?

Put simply, we've got at least one racial separatist alt-righter that hangs out in Shitposting sometimes, who doesn't seem to realize that he's hanging around in a chat room for a bi-racial youtuber.

VA has a lot of Scotts-Irish history

pffft lol

"In Finland the hakaristi (swastika) was used as the official national marking of the Finnish Defence Forces between 1918 and 1945 and also of the Finnish Air Force, anti-aircraft troops as a part of the air force and tank troops at that time. "

thats why lots of Winter War Fin tanks have them

I live in a city that has buildings old enough that they've got swastikas in the brickwork.

interesting, in the states?

yea its neat to see towns with brickwork thats got symbols

or just a specific design

Posting it in Shitposting.

probs built pre-war

Most definitely.