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I learned today that the local schools have banned dressing up in costumes in the last two years or so. Apparently, It’s a security risk.

If your PR team is well versed on the minutia of Nazi symbology, they are either expensive or they are Nazis.

Establishment candidates have more support from the national party than progressive primary candidates running for the chance to challenge an incumbent. I’d give the latter more benefit of the doubt, especially when they express remorse and regret.

he was unaware until recently that the image has been associated with Nazi police. … while his campaign initially said he would remove the tattoo, he chose to cover it up with another tattoo due to the limited options where he lives in rural Maine. … “Going to a tattoo removal place is going to take a while,” he said. “I wanted this thing off my body.”

I agree, the description is vague and the symbol was most assuredly was co-opted by Nazis (past and present) just like the swastika, blackletter typeface, Nordic symbols, and a whole bunch of other stuff of historical significance.

But, accidental or not, this seems a pretty cut and dry comparison, art-wise.

And a quick search of the historical context

Waste, fraud, and abuse…

Javelina?

I don’t even know Alina!

I’ll let you in on a little secret: I had to look up the name.

I immediately thought T’Ana

I have a feeling we would have a lot of problems if you did though.

I’m glad I’m not the only one

They probably heard about it from other students or the news. The first sentence in the article literally links to another months old article describing the nature of the video.