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From: ferret@pistons.engin.umich.edu (kenneth r lipka)
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Subject: Re: not nice symbol
Date: 8 Nov 1993 15:32:37 GMT
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In article <CG3pCo.F1s@news.iastate.edu>, crode@iastate.edu (Chrisrode) writes:
> In article <rchaoCG3L5r.3Bs@netcom.com> rchao@netcom.com (Robert Chao) writes:
> >+    ++++++
> >+    +
> >+    +
> >+++++++++++
> >     +    +
> >     +    +
> >++++++    +
> 
> You're a dumbass.  If you meant to draw a nazi swastika, the extensions
> actually point counter-clockwise.  The way you have it drawn, I believe it's a
> peace symbol of some native group of people.  How ironic.
> -- 
> 
	The reason why most everyone draws this symbol this way is due to a
very large conspiracy.  In every single history book, they (for some unknown
reason) purposely put all photos of Nazis in with a reversed negative.  Thereby
making it look like the swastika is supposed to be like this.  Not everyone
knows this, so be kind in your corrections.


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