andersoncooter: It wasn’t until I sat next to an Asian Hitler lookalike that I realized Asia wasn’t very affected by the holocaust. That is a Buddhist swastika, but good swastikas don’t have to go in any certain direction or be tilted. Also, Asia was effected by WWII greatly. 
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andersoncooter:

It wasn’t until I sat next to an Asian Hitler lookalike that I realized Asia wasn’t very affected by the holocaust.

That is a Buddhist swastika, but good swastikas don’t have to go in any certain direction or be tilted. Also, Asia was effected by WWII greatly. 

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    That is a Buddhist swastika, but good swastikas don’t have...go in any certain direction...
  7. americanruse said: Hon, that isn’t a Nazi swastika; theirs were canted (or tilted) with the arms going the other direction. That symbol is a spiritual one, and it was pretty widespread in the world before the Nazis appropriated it.
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