Posted on 01/14/2017 7:25:25 PM PST by EveningStar
Redcitizen,
As an Oklahoma Choctaw in elementary school in the 50’s and early 60’s, I drew these symbols often. Sometimes with instruction, sometimes without. Choctaws have only a few of our old symbols left to doodle with, but the Southwest tribes seemed to have quite a few, including rain clouds, and the like.
Here in Oklahoma. I know of several old ranches that have the symbol over the entry gate or have it shown in stone on gate pillars or the actual ranch buildings.
East Asians are particularly oblivious to Nazi symbolism. If you trust your product to them, you'd better have good quality control.
http://dangerousminds.net/comments/the_inexplicable_world_of_asian_hitler_chic
“Isn’t the best possible way to dis the Nazi regime to step all over its symbol?”
Pharoah Ramses II had pictures of Nubians painted on the soles of his sandals so he could tread on his enemies every day.
When stationed in Japan I visited many of the ancient cities and their shrines and historical buildings. One surprise was finding swastikas as decorative touches on some of the buildings. IRRC, the guide said it represented infinity to them.
That is not the print left by the shoe on the left. There is nothing on that sole to make that arch above the swastikas, and the angles of the lines of the swastikas are different.
Do they have a hot weather Desert Fox version?
How can the maker not know about the sole design when they worked with designers to create it? (article said they were not aware)
I’m sure that there are some fellow freeper vets that spent time in Korea. Look at a Korean tourist map, they have swastikas all over them, IIRC, the denote temples. I’m not sure, but think its the same in parts of China. This snowflake shiite has got to stop.
If we are looking at logo’s which are on the edge check out Columbia sports wear’s it is a double swastika sometimes used by the Nazis.
That is hilarious. :)
You won the internet today. Well done.
Not exactly the most durable one though.
I ‘swear’ that in the ‘documentary’ “Springtime For Hitler” they said the Swastika was designed because 7 was Hitlers favorite number..
Ya never know who to believe
When I was a kid, I was visiting a relative who lived in Syracuse NY, and I remember seeing a building with the forbidden symbol proudly displayed on its facade.
But yes, the boot should be recalled, and replaced by a redesigned version with hammer and sickle patterns on the bottom. It would be an instant hit with the SJW Red Brigades.
Hindu’s too, I believe.
And they're going to sell every last pair.
Is his Reddit user name seriously “Fresh Fish F**ker”?
Oh No!
Is this the company's band?
XD LOLOLOLOL!
I think that's what eventually happened on a grand scale in Europe eventually leading to WWII and then the Cold War.
First Satan planted his seeds of redefinition in Europe, primarily in Germany's fertile ground to eventually raise up Nazis, who then waged war on God's creation, followed by the Soviets who kept it going. (Fatima warnings ignored)
To play Satan's games, our human definitions and understanding of good and bad, right and wrong, moral and immoral, etc. have to first undergo a fundamental transformation away from the definitions of the Father, just like in the beginning in the Garden with the first parents.
Redefining the swastika is one example. We see the same things happening here and now in our time and in our nations. Redefining the Rainbow is another. Same as it ever was...same as it ever was.
As an aside, sometimes the Columbia Sportsware logo reminds me of a swastika. I wonder if that's a coincidence.
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