Nesen kāds man uzbļāva angliski ka es velku kautko līdzīgu bildei. Recently someone yelled at me in english for wearing something simular to the picture

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1. Ignorē mazizglītoto pajolu

2. “Ak nee!! svastika = hitlers!”

3. This is not another sign. This is plainly swastika. They can be both-sided, btw

   Whole other question is, if swastika should be banned/not used in Europe.

   As you know, USSR signs are banned in Latvia, including hammer and sickle.

   Hammer and sickle are not bad per se, but the sign is traumatic for many. So, the context is important.

   My take – either ban both, or allow both. There are plenty of Latvian patterns to choose from, Ugunskrusts is not mandatory to show patriotism.

4. Viss kārtība, kamēr kāds nesāks bļāvāt vāciski.

   /s vāciski arī būs ok.

5. Kāda viņam daļa… velku ko gribu

6. https://lv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugunskrusts_(z%C4%ABme)

   Not the best source of info, but it gives a bit of info about this Sign in Latvian.

   It is in many latvian signs and is used very long befor nazis did.
   It’s a good sign.
   Use it, wear it!

7. Interesanti. Parasti kreivu vate par šo bļauj. Varbūt kiāds angliski iemācījies.

8. Well, in the mythos it’s supposed to protect the wearer against evil. So I guess the devil saw it and got triggered. 🤫

9. Still used in India.

10. Ignore them.

11. Tell them they are uneducated fools.

12. Kas nu būtu gaidījis, ka ārzemniekiem nepatīk smieklīgais krustiņš

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