No, I have. You act like it's just "iconography," but Jewish communities across the globe see a Swaztika as a literal assault on their existence, because of the collective trauma endured at the hands of genocidal maniacs. Jewish memories are *long*, in part because they are passed down by generations in an effort to preserve a history many societies have tried to erase. Telling me to "get that checked out" is like telling a victim of heinous assault that "it's not a big deal and you're overreacting."
Don't you dare gaslight me.
Shame on you for having the emotional and empathetic range of a teaspoon, and shame on your entire family for not teaching you better.