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Why would anyone wear swastika?
Why would anyone use swastika in their branding, marketing, and design?
Would it be safe to say they're nazis?

The intent is everything. The "swastica," shape is an ancient symbol that has meant many things in the past, that were not associated with Nazis, Anti-Semitism, and racism. However, since WWII it is commonly seen as a negative symbol. If you intend it to represent all of the things Hitler intended, it does not matter what you say it is. If it is part of your religion's ancient symbolism, you probably do not want people associating it with the modern extreme right-wing, white supremacy movement. If you want to further the disharmony advanced by the Russian FSS in undermining the political and economic power of the US you might use it to start arguments or promote angst.

I'm asking you about the 'Swastika' (inside white circle on reg background), not the ancient buddhist symbol Manji, which nazis took and mirrored it. They're two separate things. Please don't confuse the two.

Why would anyone wear swastika?
Why would anyone use swastika in their branding, marketing, and design?
Would it be safe to say they're nazis?

In popular use "swastika" refers to the symbol. Most people associate it with the Nazis. I don't know anyone, and my friends and associates are fairly well educated, who would automatically associate a white circle against a red background with anything negative like the Nazis. Clay Whitehead, M.D., in his "Psycho-environemental Redesign," study reported that people respond positively to "warm," colors. That helps explain why the biggest selling product in the world for many years was Marlborough Cigarettes. Marketers know psychology. So, many would choose a red background for product labeling. It has less to do with the "swastika," than the visceral responses to "warm," colors.

FFS Larry, are you seriously going on about marketing right now? I mentioned the white circle and red BG to help you identify which swastika I am asking about since you're confusing swastika with buddhist manji. White circle and red BG is part of their "logo", a complete package if you will.

Three very simple questions.

C'mon. I'm helping you build to your big reveal. That's when you will wow us all with your totally irrelevant golden nugget of trivia about who used a swastika once. The table is set. It is time to produce the red meat you are salivating over.

You're helping me build my big reveal but dodging questions with irrelevant nuggets of color theory in marketing? Thanks.

Three very simple questions.

If they are that simple, answer them.

You're a waste of time old man.

Who is the bigger fool? The "waste of time?" Or, the person who wastes his time telling the other person he is a "waste of time?" Time will tell.

Anyone responding to anything you say is clearly the bigger fool, like this response which proves what a waste of time you are.

QAnon has already called the Boulder shooting a "false flag".

A shit storm is on the horizon. The shooter has an Islamic-sounding name.

Yeah, I know.
The Right: A Muslim did it!
The rest of the Right: Nothing happened, false flag!