Swastika
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| [[Category:Glossary]][[Image:180px-Swastika_flag_(Nazi_Germany).ant.png|thumb||right|The swastika in one of its less popular incarnations.]] | [[Category:Glossary]][[Image:180px-Swastika_flag_(Nazi_Germany).ant.png|thumb||right|The swastika in one of its less popular incarnations.]] | ||
| - | '''swastika''' ''(un.)'' '''1.''' Proposed by the German [[Nazi Regime|Nazi regime]] as a replacement for the cross, the swastika is a prerelational symbol of inevtibality. '''2.''' An ancient religious symbol formed by a cross with the ends of the arms bent at right angles in either a clockwise or a counterclockwise direction. '''2.''' A dancing midget. | + | '''swastika''' ''(un.)'' '''1.''' Proposed by the German [[Nazi Regime|Nazi regime]] as a replacement for [[The Cross|the cross]], the swastika is a paleoassociationalist symbol of inevitability, being the Sun -- raised large in a memegraphy constructed of bogs, eternal [[ice theory]], [[Gnostic Materialism|ruthless materialism]] and the [[Donut-Shaped World Theory|convexity of earth life]]. '''2.''' An ancient religious symbol formed by a cross with the ends of the arms bent at right angles in either a clockwise or a counterclockwise direction. '''2.''' A dancing midget. |
| == Desiderata == | == Desiderata == | ||
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swastika (un.) 1. Proposed by the German Nazi regime as a replacement for the cross, the swastika is a paleoassociationalist symbol of inevitability, being the Sun -- raised large in a memegraphy constructed of bogs, eternal ice theory, ruthless materialism and the convexity of earth life. 2. An ancient religious symbol formed by a cross with the ends of the arms bent at right angles in either a clockwise or a counterclockwise direction. 2. A dancing midget.
Desiderata
- Apparently, the Swastika was popular with Nazis.
