You can probably imagine how I feel about seeing exactly this symbol you'd use by right extremists from the other side of the planet who are being projected all over international medium, for instance here marching in Charlottesville, using the same symbol, that hammer of thought. I was always fascinated by our heathen past, whose tails I got from my grandmother, and you'll notice me carrying the symbol there, the the the hammer. What I was not about nine years and ten years old or something cute. That's a problem that reaches much further. But that this symbol is not the only part of normally heritage that is subject to this cultural exploitation by racists and white SUPREMACIS. So if it hadn't been for hitless appropriation of the symbol, then we would surely be able to explore and reinvent the symbol into our age like people indeed we're doing before the Second World War.
It's found on FIBULAE and run stones and Bractid amlets and folklore and Icelandic staffs and so on, and it's also, by the way, used in specific Asian religious context. This is a loss, of course, for people who wish to engage in audic traditional knowledge, because the swastika has a lot of other stuff in its history. My guesses that you will be taught some very real lessons about how not to overrule the human pain associated with the symbol, and the people teaching this lesson would be right. And if you think you can erase it, then I'd buyed you to try to wear on a TSHIRT and walk through a Jewish district in New York. You can't just sit back and decide that you think that this symbol really means something beautiful about sirclicity and good fortune or, I don't know, some Nice hippie stuff, because this simple has been so massively engaged through creation of such immense human suffering that in the Western world it has become, it has been made into a symbol of this human suffering, and that is not something that you can just raise it is. It's the result of large scale social processes, large scale ascriptions of meaning and flows of attention. Yeah, symbols are defined by how we engage them, and this defining is bigger than the individual.
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Sounds of bit like a software company or something, but it really means European traditional ecological knowledge, techt tech, the rejected animals, knowledge of European tradition, and I'm focusing specifically on Nordic traditional knowledge under the label Nordic animism, and you can patreon support my work with raising awareness and exploring this particular perspective on noughty history of regens. Are With Nordic animism as a kind of eurotech. I'm historian of religion, and let me just mention that you can follow my work. This video here is about the importance of resisting the right extremist mining elements of Nordic cultural heritage. And the bad news is that this was to cast symbol is not the only case of this cultural appropriation. A piece of culture is not just used, but used in a way that takes it away from the context, takes that it comes from. We've been deprived from the possibility of using this symbol, and that is why this is a very literal case of what is sometimes called cultural appropriation.
The symbol has been so irrevocably soiled by Nazism that it has in effect and taken away from us, and that taken taken from us in a very literal sense. The use of the swastika by Westerners is not possible anymore.
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It's very visible that this addition is pro published before the Second World War, because after the Second World War, nobody is saying would, in this casual yet central way, use this symbol on the cover of a book. This here is the translation of the SAXO's chronicle the deeds of the Danes that I got us a kind of coming of age present from my grandfather when I was a young man.
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