Is it just a coincidence?

[Aniki]

Strange, I learned all that in history classes when the teacher was talking the Nazis.

[Salvanas]

Originally Posted by Keaton421

Very funny, guvnah. I've never heard of an American school that wasn't allowed to even teach religion.

I thought you was English! :P

Yea I don't like my school. In fact I dropped out, but I went back because I got bored.

Not the best idea to drop out of education.

[AkatsukiMemberR]

Originally Posted by Salvanas

Not the best idea to drop out of education.

I know. Hey besides I only have two years left.

[Keaton421]

Originally Posted by Salvanas

I thought you was English! :P

Some might consider me an English colonist, of sorts

[wilsontheterrible]

Its kind of ironic that a near universal symbol of balance and holiness served as a mark of aryan supremacy for the nazi's. But considering my poor american education I'm probably way out of my league making that statement, let alone the audacity of my assuming that I can properly use the word ironic in a sentence.

The swastica and forms similar to it have been used by dozens of different cultures and was even used by the U.S as a good luck symbol until the nazi's began to use it.

[Aniki]

Originally Posted by wilsontheterrible

The swastica and forms similar to it have been used by dozens of different cultures and was even used by the U.S as a good luck symbol until the nazi's began to use it.

Please teach us more, oh great one

[Arikado]

Originally Posted by wilsontheterrible

Its kind of ironic that a near universal symbol of balance and holiness served as a mark of aryan supremacy for the nazi's. But considering my poor american education I'm probably way out of my league making that statement, let alone the audacity of my assuming that I can properly use the word ironic in a sentence.

The swastica and forms similar to it have been used by dozens of different cultures and was even used by the U.S as a good luck symbol until the nazi's began to use it.

Yup, after WWII, it began to symbolize death and hate. It's too bad. I really like the symbol in Buddhism.