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Burning swastika in Jewish cemetery (Swedish Auschwitz Remembrance Cermony)
AFP ^ | January 29, 2005 | From correspondents in Stockholm

Posted on 01/28/2005 9:35:32 AM PST by Eurotwit

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To: sevry

I have no issue with banning Nazi stuff (outside of collectors things).


61 posted on 01/31/2005 9:46:19 AM PST by PeterFinn (Why is it that people who know the least know it the loudest?)
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What might interest you in the force of the swastika symbol is the latest use in San Francisco. Apparently someone has figured out its extreme irritation factor, so that in order to get rid of public graffiti, instead of constanly calling City Hall or the police, one simply sprays a swastika over the offending gang symbols.

The graffiti will be gone in the morning, not sit for weeks or months.

An amazingly good idea... put the bad reputation of the Swastika to work, where it can do a liberal city some real good! Hammer and sickle, true evil symbols, will not do the trick, for the millions dead under its power are not known to the average empty American brain.

Mary


62 posted on 10/01/2006 2:56:13 PM PDT by frwhiskey (Swastika symbol gets rid of nasty ghetto graffiti, presto!)
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