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No you're the one getting emotional and name calling like a child.
I was answering you telling me to educate myself.
I think the fact he got banned was stupid, as i've said 3 times now. Which you are seemingly oblivious to. The reason being because WWE themselves use it. However he got banned because it was a symbol used by hate groups. Telling me to educate myself or the fact it is shared by an official organization doesn't change that fact.
The ban was lifted because it was hypocritical.
Aww crybaby, hurt your feelings did I? -> More passive aggressive BS cramed into that sentence than I see in a day.
How do you compute, aren't I clever tee hee.
What a joke.
I've seen both sides of the argument. You're not going to reclaim it from what it was used for, given the gravity and meaning behind it. More to the point still is being used for. Especially as most people using it are doing it for a political motivation. I fully understand what I am asking for.
As for respecting religions, or politics for that matter I couldn't care less and that's probably part of the problem. You do. I don't. All I see it being used for is to cause problems and spread garbage, and you might as well keep garbage out of the public domain. Cutting off these people's symbols is one way of hindering their ability to reach an audience.
The only bit of your post there that made any impact for me was the fact that basic symbols can be trademarked or taken by a particular group. Though I think you are arguing this is a good thing, when I think the opposite.
*We are so far off topic here though we should probably bench this discussion, doesn't really belong on a steam forum.
If people were educated as to where the symbol came from then they wouldn't mind if Hindu's (and many other cultures) used it like they have for a long time. Then it would cease to be mainly a Nazi symbol. The Nazi's also used the star of david during the WWII, so why isn't that banned? You can use all of the same arguments to ban the star of david.
Any reason you now give for saying the star of david shouldn't be banned is also as reason why the swastika shouldn't be banned.
Mr L0G1C's more on point here. I don't recall anyone in this thread who said they were offended. Maybe I missed a post.
Ah the old absolutist argument. Falls flat mate. Everything is treated on a case by case basis in real life. I haven't seen any extremist groups using the star of david, i'm sure they exist but it's not commonplace.
I think you think I don't know esoteric terminology all that well, in regards to where the nazi's symbology came from. Sadly I do know enough, this is part of the issue, everyone is educated on it. I know the crazy stuff they thought they would achieve snatching up weird symbols, the only thing they were correct in is that symbols do hold a certain significance, that's why groups and brands use them to form identities around. Most people can't realy wrap their head around this, you seem to be able to, so this discussion was more interesting than most.
So at the moment that symbol is significant for these types of organizations, and removing it where possible helps sqaush them. The Nazi's already own this symbol and while I applaud your intent, it is naive to think that'll change when there are still active groups spreading thier message today in most countries. I know I end up in arguments with them often online.
I don't feel familiarity helps in the case of symbols as Smiffy believes it just makes the material more identifiable and accessible the more it is used, making the problem worse. Should a Hindu come along in mass media and make a point to use the symbol differently in mass media, that's a different case for another discussion. But casual entertainment, doesn't help in trying undermine the symbols current meaning in the minds of the masses.
I disagree. And if everybody took the p*** out of neo-nazis and asked them if they were Hindus or Buddhists, they might not like the symbol so much. Think about it, if every appropriated the symbol, if 10x as many people used it to mean peace, what would happen? It'd destroy the power of the symbol for neo-nazis and make them look stupid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika
"The swastika (as a character ♥ or ♥) is an ancient religious icon used in the Indian subcontinent, East Asia and Southeast Asia, where it has been and remains a sacred symbol of spiritual principles in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism.[1][2][3][4] In the Western world, it was historically a symbol of auspiciousness and good luck,[5] but in the 1930s, it became the main feature of Nazi symbolism as an emblem of Aryan race identity, and as a result, it has become stigmatized in the West by association with ideas of racism, hate, and mass murder.[5][6]"
That stigma is reversible, we have to chose to reverse it. You can't really ban a symbol and by trying you just hand it to the worst people who ignore the ban. Like banning drugs, how's that working out for Mexico?