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Ngl the swastika on the Japanese flag does looks 100% badass

Because the swastika originally was from Asia, so maybe that’s why it fits so naturally

Or you're subconsciously a nazi

The swastika evolved concurrently on most continents with artistic inclination.

No one people 'invented' it first.

Plus white/black/red has always been my favorite color scheme

It's just most famously associated with Buddhism.

Would you say symbols have meanings or the other way round

That is an exercise in symbolic culture. They have meanings because people believe they do.

And then the meaning becomes defined itself by the symbol.

Like Christianity and the cross perhaps.

There are quite a lot of things that have a sort of "factual" existence based in collective belief rather than reasoned evidence.

Stop ruining my wholesome borb hours with your text in walls

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Continue with borbs.

The tl;dr about swastikas is, Hitler was an incel with a bunch of wizard larping friends and that's why we can't use it anymore.

Wizard larping lol

Here we go,

6th century BC coin from Corinth

The same century that Buddhism itself emerged.

So what you are saying is basically corynthians are nazi

I’m gonna look up that symbols origins now because it seem multiple civilizations use it

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VcuoEVcsLcs

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@Flavius Stilicho swastika was uniquitous before nazi regime. Many places used it as a representation of sun
Some cultures had it as a letter in their alphabet even

say what you will about the nazis, but they had great fashion sense

That's Hugo Boss

he misspelled nigger

If you take one lasagna and stack another lasagna ontop you still only have one lasagna.

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my god, he's right