• MiddleAgesModem@lemmy.world
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    4 days ago

    If she didn’t mean it that way, I don’t see how it’s concerning. A lot of people display swastikas with no intention of referring to Nazis. The words “final” and “solution” aren’t owned by Nazi Germany into perpetuity.

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        4 days ago

        Not knowing a specific phrase isn’t exactly unheard of. And a person using it to mean something else isn’t a Nazi.

        Not sure if you’re trolling or just a fucking idiot.

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          I didn’t say they were a Nazi. And I thought you might be trolling because " A lot of people display swastikas with no intention of referring to Nazis." sounds risible.

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              I know it has a history. That’s not the same as “a lot of people” still use it for other meaning today. If you see a swastika, you can be pretty confident what they mean