@clacke I'm too old for that. 🤣

@musicman @clacke Yeah. The kids are alright. They have been since https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afam2nIae4o and probably thousands of years before that.

@jens Not always. I live in the land of surprise swastikas. Here's just two examples.

@jens @GustavinoBevilacqua That's sort of my take on it as well. When I first got here I got REALLY queasy at the number of swastikas I saw on things. But given that some of the things I saw them on were older than Germany...

So for me it's highly dependent on context. If you're wearing a swastika in a Nazi context you're an asshole. If you're wearing it in a Buddhist, Daoist, Confucian, Jainist, Hindu, etc. context it's fine.

Still unnerves me a bit when it's on me, though.

@GustavinoBevilacqua @jens

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They're ... not even concealing the source of their ideologies, are they? And I thought the Sparta madness of the USA was bad enough.

@jens Does this mean I can finally go back to having swastikas on things without feeling mildly queasy?

@theruran Could you please translate this into a) coherence, and b) English?

Thanks in advance for your hard work.

@theruran No, I meant the whole thing. How do billionaires give my wealth to BIPOC?

This is an invitation to think before you write. To write a coherent sentence that communicates instead of duckspeaking.