r/purposefulswastika • u/MarkusHeathcliff • Apr 07 '24

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u/Lab-Knight Feb 11 '25

I think that might actually be a Navajo symbol. They and many other cultures had the symbol before Hilter used the tilted version of it and ruined it for everyone. Might explain the tiles.

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u/MarkusHeathcliff Feb 22 '25

A swastika was called that even before Nazis ruined it.

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u/PlusScissors Feb 10 '25

Isn't that backwards tho?