A woman in Los Angeles discovered a swastika in the design of a roll of wrapping paper while she was shopping on Saturday in the Hanukkah section of a Walgreens, television station KNBC reported.
It wasn't exactly a swastika, in the sense of being a stand-alone symbol. It was an integral part of a more ornate Chinese border pattern - go here: http://logo-kid.com/chinese-designs-and-patterns-borders.htm and look at Chinese Wind Tradition Wedding. Not exactly the same one the woman was complaining about, but very, very similar.
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Damn Nazis for ruining the reputation of a perfectly good symbol!
ReplyDeletemaybe congress could take this up after the x-mas break and add it to the "no social security for Nazi's bill"
ReplyDeletejus a greek key is fine.
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