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If it was real, the kikel in question would have four flat tires. Real nazis know manual labor is more insulting than basic vandalism.

Why are they so afraid of an ancient symbol that has been used across the world? Is there some inherent power in the windmill of peace?

Side note, I remember a time when I was a small child that I use to like drawing "battles". It was terrible art work, I couldn't have been more than eight. I drew swastikas on the rudimentary tanks and soldiers once and my father got very upset about it and told me never to draw that symbol again. I don't remember a lot from that time in my life, but that stuck out. I'd only really seen that symbol in two places, a Disney propaganda cartoon and on the war trophy's my grandfather brought back from the battle of the bulge. Don't know why I just remembered that, but damn. I can almost see me little work of art.

Is it a hoax...or a well thought out strategem to display his ideological/political position with impunity?...any legal harassment can be countered with the reason that he can't afford to repair the vandalism that somebody else is responsible for so the Swastika stays. I'm just musing over the image, there's no detailed text with it so I don't have a fucking clue what's going on...if it's a kike hoax then his geographical coordinates should be logged into the (BVR) missile system of a Sukhoi SU-35.

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