Lately I've been working on this theory that the strife in the 20th century was the result of abusive and ridiculous 19th century parenting styles.
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There was plenty of strife in the 19th century too but the weapons available were not as destructive.
Imagine the US civil war if one side had invented nukes.
Imagine the Napoleonic wars if Napoleon had tanks.
I wonder if Harry Turtledove wrote about that?
Can i get this in sticker form please?
I would prefer it if people reclaimed them instead of overwriting them. Like turning them into the center of colorful mandalas.
I would be nice if people were reminded more often that it is a wrongfully appropriated symbol, and anyone who willingly gives it away is acting as an accomplice to that, whether they realize it or not.
You can add little triangles to the end lines of each arm then a small building underneath and a swastika is now a windmill
I always drew a Windows 95 logo
