[ SECRET POST #211 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #211 ⌋

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Off to the Epik High concert! Have some emopuppy if you want → ♥

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Comments

[twelve.livejournal.com]

I don't think you understand this fully, so I'll say it as clearly as possible: The swastika still denotes good luck. It can still mean the same thing now as it did before the Nazi regime. Don't believe me? Take a look for yourself. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika)

Yes, I've read the articles that you've linked. And since you're so keen on linking to Wikipedia articles, I've decided to do the same. My point is this: The swastika as a religious/sacred symbol is NOT outdated. If you can't respect that the straight swastika does not automatically denote pro-genocide, then you're not very worldly.

Like you said yourself: Nobody's asking you to understand this--but the least you can do is RESPECT it.

[flimsy.livejournal.com]

I don't know why you're so keen to start a fight. I respect your conception of the symbol, but that doesn't mean I have to ignore my own feelings about it. (What's more is that fanartists usually use the 45° cross in their art.)

Look, I'm really tired, and yes I have read the wiki article on swastikas, and I honestly don't feel like arguing with you because we will not reach a consensus since we're coming from completely different points of view. I suggest we agree to disagree to avoid unnecessary drama =)