this is what sucks so much, they fuck it up and make it hard to overwrite, but if you don't overwrite it everyone can still tell what they were trying to do...

onichama

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r/heilhortler
...wait wrong website

craftyindividual

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No don't bring pleasant memories of the former place with the r/subsections. It's too soon. Still that was a great sub.

sweeny

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Some of these definitely aren't trying to be swastikas

colin

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amongus bottom pic

partyko

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I have been staring at all 3 bottom pics for at least a minute and I cannot figure out which one you think is supposed to be amongus

Jazard23

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Middle picture, most left "attempt". Draw an imaginary line on the right side of it, this might help you see it

Xylight

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Those look AI generated

Zalaxci

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Ha! You still haven't seen the flag of Golden Dawn, a greek neonazi party which was trialed due to (commanding) violence and even murder multiple times. Its symbol is everywhere on the streets as a graffiti.

Dalimey

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Turns out 4 boxes arranged as a square is a really versatile art foundation

danc4498

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Always reminds me of this postcard I found in my grandma’s album. It’s just 4 L’s. Luck, Love, Life and Light.

x4740N

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That's because the nazi's co-opted the symbol which was a symbol of peace

gon

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For reference: Wiki.

can

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I first learned this when exploring a particular Zelda dungeon.

hydroel

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It's a bit more problematic in Zelda as Zelda games had a tendency so far to have come out after WW2

cupcakezealot

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Wasn't the one in Zelda oriented differently to resemble the manji instead of the Nazi swastika?

RGB3x3

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You know what they say:

If it's straight, you're peaceful mate.

If it's askew, they hate the Jew.

TheMeta

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Which is honestly a common misunderstanding. Just depends on context. Some temples that I have gone to have several banners/paintings with the swastika at various angles.

Melpomene

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I'll upvote this every time I see it, I expect.

xantoxis

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Pretty rare to see a swastika that's drawn well enough to do this

debil

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You can still lovewinsify it, albeit as poorly as the original "artwork". Still gonna be better though.

thisbenzingring

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I am partial to the Iron Front ↙️↙️↙️ but this new approach is pretty good! The Iron Front arrows were used to cover the swastika during the time of the actual Nazis and it was a powerful statement. Seeing it being a popular symbol at soccer/football games is a good thing

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Front

hungryphrog

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If you're feeling lazy, then either draw a 🚫 (I don't know what it's called) over it, or do step 2 and turn it into loss.

x4740N

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Or you could just do the first step in this and turn them into preschooler drawing of a house windows

JineteDeAbuelas47

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Or old school Windows 95 logo with a bit more effort

Ktheone

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That "hey man wtf >:O" made me chuckle lmao

Ertebolle

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You can honestly just draw the box and consider it de-swastika'd, the other steps are to make it look pretty.

funnystuff97

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Hell yeah, going around making Windows logos. That's my jam.

BartsBigBugBag

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Hooray counter-crime!

paddirn

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With my luck, I’d get caught doing it and charged with vandalism, or as soon as I started trying to deface it, somebody would walk out of nowhere and think I had drawn the swastika.

Scrappy

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Then you didn't follow the guide properly, the color drawn is different from the swastikas color :)

sapo

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finally i can turn nazis into loss

Nepenthe

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I love this so much, I audibly gasped. The one and only downside is how much of an asshole I'd feel being forced to scrub the "graffiti" off for work