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It is called a Hakenkreuz.

And I doubt Googling it is going to come up with any truthful answers.

The swastika used to be a very common symbol around the world. It had absolutely no negative connotations,and was basically a good luck symbol. You had sports teams in America that were known as "The Swastikas", and even roads called "Swastika Road", etc.

Now, having said that, I'll address this:


That's the power of symbols. It's akin to meme magic. You associate a general idea or feeling to a symbol and plaster it everywhere. In mystical terms it's what's known as somethings "egregore". Look up that term. And it goes both ways. The German National Socialists created a very positive egregore for their vision of Germany, the kikes have since done the opposite all these years since.

They even done it with the symbol of the swastika. Which is sad. Voat itself has a very powerful egregore, that's why the community still exists despite the taking down of the site. While this is certainly not Voat (yet...), I like it because it keeps the egregore alive online. Thus I participate here and wish more people would. But I digress...

Check out the "The Greatest Story Never Told". They tell you why AH came up with the flag.

Hitler discusses this in some detail in Mein Kampf.

https://hitler.org/writings/Mein_Kampf/mkv2ch07.html

Because its fucking awesome

= of y = mx + b fame became the symbol for homosexuality overnight too. Glad I never got an = tattoo. There was a Japanese startup airline that had to repaint their airplanes when Russia started using Z in the Ukraine war. Symbols have a way of becoming something else.

Hakenkreuz. Hooked Cross.

And because it's based and everyone needs to know it.

People will say that it was an important ancient symbol and all that. But the fact is that it was just a symbol.

Something to unite under. A symbol that signified something new. Something good.
It signified change.

A new flag. A new symbol to unite under.
A symbol that people could say, "I'm that" and, "That's me".

And when an area became prosperous, the symbol went up. So that people would associate the symbol with prosperity.
You\d want to be around that symbol.

Yes, the Swastika does have significance, and there are plenty of reasons why it was chosen. But they could have used hundreds of other symbols with significance and meaning.
What I'm trying to say is that what they did with the Swastika could have been done with countless other symbols.

#FAIL
https://youtube.com/shorts/gI-e0eZF3fs?feature=share

to unite whites. it's the symbol of our ancient tribes. we can't just simply create a new one with the same historical depth and importance which is why it needs to be defended at all costs.

It was the Party symbol so saying that it was adopted overnight is not really accurate.

Let's try a similarity of sorts. The Gadsden Flag is a historical icon that was popular a hundred and fifty years ago. It had long been forgotten to people outside of NH, VT or students of history.

Then comes 2008 and Barack Obama with his leftshit rhetoric threatening people, their rights and their lives. The next thing you know you start seeing Bob next door flying it below his stars and stripes. You see gear and emblems being sold everywhere.

My point is that the swastika was always there, people recognized it and then employed it when it became mainstream.

Nazis and Hitler are fiction. This isn't a random spinning ball in the vacuum of space.

Hitler's distinguished look and role as the character he was to play and be written about.