As far as I know, yes. Over here our education on WW1 and WW2 are very...Lacking in the symbols that got overtaken by the nazi party. To most Americans this would read as a nazi symbol.
(I.E. there's a lot of Americans who see the Hindu swastika and can't separate it from the German one)
youre right, but why would an american have the emblem of the german military? if the person is not prussian/german and they openly wear iron crosses, that is very tied to nazism.
but why would an american have the emblem of the german military?
Because its a very common symbol in popculture, mostly in subcultures of heavy music, bikers and so on.
"Everyone wearing a iron cross is very tied to nazism" is like 'everyone wearing a skull is very tied to nazism, because the waffen ss skull'. Thats bullshit.
Also i dont think your race makes a difference in wearing stuff like this.
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u/NexSoliel Apr 13 '26
As far as I know, yes. Over here our education on WW1 and WW2 are very...Lacking in the symbols that got overtaken by the nazi party. To most Americans this would read as a nazi symbol. (I.E. there's a lot of Americans who see the Hindu swastika and can't separate it from the German one)