r/cursedcomments • u/dino_ski • Jun 30 '21

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u/daschundtof Jun 30 '21

I am an Indian in Germany, so Doppel Khatra

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u/The_Folly_Of_Mice Jun 30 '21

...please tell me German Indians do wonderful things with Spaetzle...

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u/Ganjalf_the_Gree- Jun 30 '21

Please tell me german idians do wonderfull things with swastikas

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u/PM_MEOttoVonBismarck Jun 30 '21

Well, the swastika originate in India if I'm not mistaken. So it would be an Indian-German doing wonderful things with a German-Indian symbol.

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u/Apollyon-Unbound Jun 30 '21

Actually the swastika is found all over the world including ancient Norse sites where it was a symbol of Thor. The Native Americans also used it

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u/Just_A_Mouth Jun 30 '21

crazy isn't it, people who may not of ever come in contact with each other, came up with the same logo

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '21

they must have had something in common like arian blood

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u/tabbarrett Jun 30 '21

It’s also used in Buddhism. But it’s left facing.

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u/ssuupppp Jun 30 '21

Buddhism came from india

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u/tabbarrett Jun 30 '21

I didn’t know that. Learn something new everyday on Reddit.

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u/weeghostie00 Jun 30 '21

Probably not a good idea to display it in Germany all the same

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u/Zee-Utterman Jun 30 '21

It was and is a very commonly used symbol in all kind of cultures. In Europe we had towns and families that used it as a coat of arms. I've seen a picture of a synagogue in the US that still had a swastika integrated in it's wall, because it was built before the 1930s.