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The Nazis were masters of manipulation. They used a peaceful symbol [swastika] and convinced the people that their Fascist government was Socialist.
The economic situation was dire, a plurality of the the German people wanted strong leadership, and a reason to unite; the Nazi party offered that, a commen enemy, a reason WHY things were so bad, they had been CHEATED, a conspiracy. So they united AGAINST. Hitler consolidated power quickly, and then there was no dissent, that could be heard.
The flag I carry as my avi was flown by the fiercest and most brutal empire the world has ever known, yet you can buy a t-shirt with the Union flag emblazoned across it and walk down Fifth Avenue with legal and moral impunity. The Third Reich was a pussy cat compared to the British Empire, yet the Swastika is more stigmatised than the Union flag. I can only wonder as to why that is (well, I've got a fairly good idea).
I admire your honesty.
You can't hide from documented facts, but you can sure ignore them, which seems to be the case with the Union flag.
The British empire eagerly committed genocide on three continents, wiped-out and enslaved millions and regarded natives as little more than animals. Overall, it probably killed more people than the Roman Empire and the Third Reich combined. And don't forget that we were the ones who invented the concentration camp, the most infamous of all things 'evil'.
The difference being, is that what the Union flag stands for doesn't really pose much of a threat to the world's power brokers and the international establishment. The Swastika in its Nazi form, however, does. A racially-aware/conscious White race would pose a huge threat to the New World Order, which is why any signs of developing racial solidarity are stigmatised.
The Nazis were masters of manipulation. They used a peaceful symbol [swastika] and convinced the people that their Fascist government was Socialist.
The flag I carry as my avi was flown by the fiercest and most brutal empire the world has ever known, yet you can buy a t-shirt with the Union flag emblazoned across it and walk down Fifth Avenue with legal and moral impunity. The Third Reich was a pussy cat compared to the British Empire, yet the Swastika is more stigmatised than the Union flag. I can only wonder as to why that is (well, I've got a fairly good idea).
I admire your honesty.
You can't hide from documented facts, but you can sure ignore them, which seems to be the case with the Union flag.
The British empire eagerly committed genocide on three continents,
wiped-out and enslaved millions and regarded natives as little more than animals. Overall, it probably killed more people than the Roman Empire and the Third Reich combined.
And don't forget that we were the ones who invented the concentration camp, the most infamous of all things 'evil'.
The difference being, is that what the Union flag stands for doesn't really pose much of a threat to the world's power brokers and the international establishment. The Swastika in its Nazi form, however, does. A racially-aware/conscious White race would pose a huge threat to the New World Order, which is why any signs of developing racial solidarity are stigmatised.
The Nazis were masters of manipulation. They used a peaceful symbol [swastika] and convinced the people that their Fascist government was Socialist.
The economic situation was dire, a plurality of the the German people wanted strong leadership, and a reason to unite; the Nazi party offered that, a commen enemy, a reason WHY things were so bad, they had been CHEATED, a conspiracy. So they united AGAINST. Hitler consolidated power quickly, and then there was no dissent, that could be heard.
Which is why you NEVER should, as a free people, sacrifice freedom and liberty for 'strong leadership' or 'security' except for specific periods of time related to conditions of emergency or war.
This is the route that every dictator has taken to end democracy since Julius Caesar, or turn it into a sham.
The economic situation was dire, a plurality of the the German people wanted strong leadership, and a reason to unite; the Nazi party offered that, a commen enemy, a reason WHY things were so bad, they had been CHEATED, a conspiracy. So they united AGAINST. Hitler consolidated power quickly, and then there was no dissent, that could be heard.
Which is why you NEVER should, as a free people, sacrifice freedom and liberty for 'strong leadership' or 'security' except for specific periods of time related to conditions of emergency or war.
This is the route that every dictator has taken to end democracy since Julius Caesar, or turn it into a sham.
The Stars & Bars have a place in history, I do not tear it down, nor say anything to friends that hang it in their homes.
Big deal.
The Swastika is displayed on the History Channel almost every second of the day.
Yes, evil is part of history, and flying the Swasika is the US is an insult to every American that served in WWII. In particular, those that died, or were injured in that struggle against Fascists.
They say it`s not a swastika it`s just 4 L shapes....and I don`t think the US Navy gives a flying f### how "outraged" you are over a swastika.Although landscaping and architectural modifications were to be made to obscure the shape,[5] the 11/13/2012 imagery, the latest used by Google Earth, shows no substantive change.
Maybe you should take a Rorschach ink-blot test and get some appropriate psychiatric help so that you can quit checking under your bed to see if there is a 90+ year old Nazi lurking under it.The flag wasn't a major symbol until the Civil Rights movement began to take shape in the 1950s, says Bill Ferris, founding director of the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi, It was a battle flag relegated to history but the Ku Klux Klan and others who resisted desegregation turned to the flag as a symbol.
He likens it to the swastika but others see it very differently. Indeed, the flag has been compared to a Rorschach blot because it means several things at all at once, depending on who is looking at it.
