The word "odal" (estate) for this symbol is cognate with ruler names like Ethel and Attila as well as with allodial titles, for some of its other contexts.
For those who think every circularity with a tail means "Q", it's a bit of a wakeup call. Symbols require context and are not black-and-white. If there were two other symbolic witnesses to the same connection in the same context it would be more significant.
(Digression: the modern redirection by gamers of the OK symbol is an interesting echo of the origin of the phrase "OK" itself. It was invented by political countermovements like the 19th-century American Know-Nothing party, who adopted an early leetspeak in newspapers by deliberately misspelling words and forming abbreviations thereby; you had to have read the right issue of the newspaper to know the running gag. "OK", the most famous of these abbreviations, really does stand for "oll korrect".)
First off: it is not a NAZI thing. It is called a letter, I know you know.
But especially in the Anglo-Frysian-Saxon (6-8th AD), where it signified the "oe"vowel.
Second: The letter has an intrinsic meaning, just like the S of Superman. It refers to "an inherited estate"
It may have mean quite a few things, both physical as metaphysical.
Third: your argument would also make the 3 squares NAZI, buttons, caps, clothing, wool, color, and the kicker, MEN
Yes, real men are NAZI. You see where this is leading.
But the real kicker? Ever checked your Bluetooth symbol?
Happy Cancel culture, dude. So, first get the origins right.
Fourth: Whether in later times a group has used a symbol, think Swastika, it does not make the symbol bad. You can see this symbol everywhere in indian European cultures over the thousands of years and it's use us wide spread. Even in South American cultures. And no, it is not the symbol of the Holocaust. Far from it.
Consider, as an example, the cross as a symbol. think of the fact that this symbol of eternal life, has come to be taught as something else entirely, for instance, refering a child predator preference to kill his victims after his exploits, and all those that dare use a different meaning are arrested and put on trial, shamed ostracized from society.
Would you have revulsion for such an idea? That is what happened to the swastika. By putting this under ban, the deep metaphysical meaning also has been suppressed.
The same goes for the rune alphabet called Futhark. Every letter has use as a vowel or consonant, but, every letter also has a deep metaphysical meaning.
Was it abuse by the man in the picture to wear it on his uniform? The symbol only indicates something: an inherited estate.
Note the poetry:
[An estate] is very dear to every man,
if he can enjoy there in his house
whatever is right and proper in constant prosperity.
Quite nefarious is it not?
But to get to the point of use of what appears to be a Futhark Symbol. Even if it were, so what?
Inherited estate?
Yes, you as a person have an inherited estate. On your DNA level, on your state as a citizen, in the country where you were born, and if you are in the US, a free man or woman with faculties and rights to use them. The fact that you are alive now. It is all inherited.
Quite an estate you've got there, junior.
Is it worth defending against Cancel culture? If yes, than that symbol signifies something good, significant, almost holy, as it is the greatest gift.
So, my encouragement would be, to invest some time to educate yourself in this respect.
Even if it was, the Nazis stole the rune from Scandinavian culture, much like they did with the swastika. The Nazis didn’t invent the symbol, they stole it and perverted it.
And you think that the hand signal for OK really means white power?
Pizzagate is real tho
Funny, it's just the letter "O" in the third century AD. Too bad a couple of Nazis ruined it much later, along with the swastika, which had many innocuous usages before the 20th century.
The word "odal" (estate) for this symbol is cognate with ruler names like Ethel and Attila as well as with allodial titles, for some of its other contexts.
For those who think every circularity with a tail means "Q", it's a bit of a wakeup call. Symbols require context and are not black-and-white. If there were two other symbolic witnesses to the same connection in the same context it would be more significant.
(Digression: the modern redirection by gamers of the OK symbol is an interesting echo of the origin of the phrase "OK" itself. It was invented by political countermovements like the 19th-century American Know-Nothing party, who adopted an early leetspeak in newspapers by deliberately misspelling words and forming abbreviations thereby; you had to have read the right issue of the newspaper to know the running gag. "OK", the most famous of these abbreviations, really does stand for "oll korrect".)
Very nice, a realistic person who has some intelligence and knowledge behind him. Thanks!
It’s not. This design has a connector at the rear. It’s not a nazi symbol.
So was the swastika in the Metrodome roof: https://me.me/i/18811170 Sometimes a connector is just...a connector.
That was my thought. They've painted the Trump-Hitler picture pretty loudly.
I dont see how anybody doesn't see this symbolism? If this was a DNC stage most here would be all over this.
First off: it is not a NAZI thing. It is called a letter, I know you know.
But especially in the Anglo-Frysian-Saxon (6-8th AD), where it signified the "oe"vowel.
Second: The letter has an intrinsic meaning, just like the S of Superman. It refers to "an inherited estate"
It may have mean quite a few things, both physical as metaphysical.
Third: your argument would also make the 3 squares NAZI, buttons, caps, clothing, wool, color, and the kicker, MEN
Yes, real men are NAZI. You see where this is leading.
But the real kicker? Ever checked your Bluetooth symbol?
Happy Cancel culture, dude. So, first get the origins right.
Fourth: Whether in later times a group has used a symbol, think Swastika, it does not make the symbol bad. You can see this symbol everywhere in indian European cultures over the thousands of years and it's use us wide spread. Even in South American cultures. And no, it is not the symbol of the Holocaust. Far from it.
Consider, as an example, the cross as a symbol. think of the fact that this symbol of eternal life, has come to be taught as something else entirely, for instance, refering a child predator preference to kill his victims after his exploits, and all those that dare use a different meaning are arrested and put on trial, shamed ostracized from society.
Would you have revulsion for such an idea? That is what happened to the swastika. By putting this under ban, the deep metaphysical meaning also has been suppressed.
The same goes for the rune alphabet called Futhark. Every letter has use as a vowel or consonant, but, every letter also has a deep metaphysical meaning.
Was it abuse by the man in the picture to wear it on his uniform? The symbol only indicates something: an inherited estate.
Note the poetry: [An estate] is very dear to every man, if he can enjoy there in his house whatever is right and proper in constant prosperity.
Quite nefarious is it not?
But to get to the point of use of what appears to be a Futhark Symbol. Even if it were, so what?
Inherited estate?
Yes, you as a person have an inherited estate. On your DNA level, on your state as a citizen, in the country where you were born, and if you are in the US, a free man or woman with faculties and rights to use them. The fact that you are alive now. It is all inherited.
Quite an estate you've got there, junior.
Is it worth defending against Cancel culture? If yes, than that symbol signifies something good, significant, almost holy, as it is the greatest gift.
So, my encouragement would be, to invest some time to educate yourself in this respect.
You're welcome, son. Want some more chocolate?
This is quite a stretch. That is not what the Republicans stand for and you know it.
Hahahahaha.
Even if it was, the Nazis stole the rune from Scandinavian culture, much like they did with the swastika. The Nazis didn’t invent the symbol, they stole it and perverted it.
Its an ancient rune, why are you trying to ruin it?
You might ask the question the other way round:
What shape could they have used that did not have any significance at all?
You could also argue that it's upside-down, thus reversing the meaning.
Right. Sometimes shapes are just shapes. Not everything is an attempt to play hide NAZI symbols.
OMG! Not Lucifer's Rectangle?
Its a Square speaking Platform with 2 Walkways so that one person can come to the podium as another leaves. THAT IS ALL!!!! ???? ??✝️