2 is dangerously close to loss.
A simpler alternative
Honestly loss wouldn’t be a bad option either for when the lines are drawn terribly
I had to look twice.
You can also just add words to rasict graf
Ranger
The guy who was as strong as the whole team of normal Rangers?
The team where they were literally color coded by race btw, except for the gay boy in blue.
Maybe less of a recapture because of direct directorial mandates than you would hope is all I’m saying
Could have gone with White Powerless. Or White Bowery. White Plower?
White Powerless is a great song from a great album by John Congleton!
If you have to run away after step 1, don’t worry. The Windows logo is still a slight improvement.
usually the lines aren’t straight anyways, i’ve turned a couple into quite nice windows xp logos!
Some older gas cylinders (like for welding) have the 4 boxes symbol. I’ve heard that they originally had a swastika, but after WWII the old mark was obscured for obvious reasons.
I thought it was going to be
I prefer to make them into loss but you do you
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That’s a lovewins, not a reversed swastika!
Step 3 feels like the RestOfTheFuckingOwl
Came here looking for this comment.
I like that, even though it’s plainly not reversing the swastika.
I like the one with the trash can better.
Yeah but nazis tend to draw the swastika the flipped.
looks at step two
step one will do it
this is, exploitable.
how so?
Nazi re-revisionistically dogwhistling: Nazis can use this to dogwhistles with each other exactly how Norse symbols have been revisioned. Norse culture has nothing to do with Naziprop, but they can reutilize this.
I can def. see this as reclaiming tactics in say anarchist zones. But in neutral zones it could be utilized double-edged.
So is love.
“connect the outside lines”
That’s enough you made Windows logo
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.
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?
You can add little triangles to the end lines of each arm then a small building underneath and a swastika is now a windmill
