I never knew the origin of the swastika. Back in the days of these Arayans, the swastika meant something entirely different and I’m sure much more benign.
Yeah, when 5,000 “Aryans” rode into India, killed the men and took the women as wives...I’m sure the swastika banner they brought with them was considered extremely benign.
You admit you don’t know the origin of a symbol (until recently), but you’re giving lessons on what that very symbol meant to ancient peoples, friend and foe? Ok, Professor.
>the swastika meant something entirely different and I’m sure much more benign.
It still does, not only in India, but also in Nepal and in the Buddhist societies of SE Asia.
In the West, the Nazi association reigns supreme.
‘Back in the days of these Arayans, the swastika meant something entirely different and I’m sure much more benign.’
Considering that the period discussed is thousands of years before the birth of Moses, they were obviously not anti-Semitic.