Northern Taiwan hair salon refuses to remove 'Nazi swastikas' from entrance

[PHDNM]

Northern Taiwan hair salon refuses to remove 'Nazi swastikas' from entrance

The German Institute in Taipei (GIT), Germany's de facto embassy in Taiwan, has requested a Taiwanese hair salon remove symbols from its entrance that resemble Nazi swastikas, however, the owner has remained defiant and claims that they are merely "razor blades."

https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3531870

[gıulıoımpa]

makes sense, we all know Nazi's had the best haircuts

[Melki]

Prêt pour une nouvelle fournée ? Toute chaude et bien fumante

La voici

[Mens-Sarda]

The symbol wasn't invented by Germans, it was present in India and in Far East for thousands years.

[PHDNM]

Taiwan hair salon covers up 'Nazi swastikas' after people defecate in front of shop

2018/09/20

Hair salon in Hsinchu covers up 'Nazi swastikas' with black magic marker after people urinate and defecate in front of the shop

https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3534154

[Mingle]

The symbol wasn't invented by Germans, it was present in India and in Far East for thousands years.

From the article:

two logos on its front entrance which bear a strong resemblance to Nazi swastikas, including the fact that they are right-facing and are tilted at a tell-tale 45-degree angle, unlike Buddhist swastikas which are left-facing

Combine that with the fact that the shop has Berlin in its name, and that makes it very hard to believe that this wasn't in any way Nazi-inspired.

[bensonhedge]

The symbol wasn't invented by Germans, it was present in India and in Far East for thousands years.

Agreed.

Germans and other Whites (Americans, Slavs, etc) have no right to use one of the central symbols of Hinduism.