Remember the Tiananmen Square copypasta that racist Redditors think makes China ban a website and have the person viewing it arrested?
We should claim exactly the same thing about this little red triangle with Germans.
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But why would the ewbil ccp comply with german laws??? SUrly theres something nefarious afoot! /s
The videos that the al-Qassam brigades put out showing targeting of zionist occupiers use the red triangle to indicate who is about to get owned. In short, it means death to the israeli occupation force.
It's the symbol that was used to point out IOF soldiers who were about to get killed in some online videos during the beginning of the IOF slaughtering of Palestinians. Also happens to be part of the Palestinian flag
I'm not asking for the link exactly, if that would be a little much, but I do want to know where I can find these bangers
I refuse to get twitter
Communists and socialists were marked with that red triangle at the Nazi concentration camps as well.
Wow, good to know.
Unrelated but can I request a little bouncing melon slice. A little green line at the top and a few black spots for seeds.
Meanwhile, me reporting every yield sign I see as antisemitism to the Bundespolizei.
Here is a statement by the VVN-BdA on this topic: https://vvn--bda-de.translate.goog/wider-die-geschichtsvergessene-umdeutung-des-roten-winkels/?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=de&_x_tr_pto=wapp
Small text why Antifascist groups in europe use this symbol: "Antifascist groups use the red triangle as a symbol because it historically represents the identification badges used in Nazi concentration camps during World War II. Specifically, the red triangle was used to mark political prisoners, including communists, socialists, trade unionists, Freemasons, and other individuals who opposed the Nazi regime.
The red triangle has since been adopted by antifascist groups as a symbol of resistance against fascism and authoritarianism. By using this symbol, contemporary antifascist movements connect their struggle with the historical fight against Nazi oppression, honoring those who suffered and died in the concentration camps for their political beliefs and opposition to fascist ideologies."