> On 11 Sep, 14:32, Robert Cohen msn.com> wrote:
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>> On Sep 11, 3:55 am, "Kevin B. Murphy" comcast.net> wrote:

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>>> On 10-Sep-2008, Robert Cohen msn.com> wrote:

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>>>> Xref: number1.nntp.dca.giganews.com alt.philosophy:591284

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>>>> On Sep 10, 4:51 am, "Kevin B. Murphy" comcast.net> wrote:

>>>>> You know, I kind of have to wonder if Arab countries hate America and
>>>>> Israel
>>>>> so much, then why don't they provoke us in the obvious way using the
>>>>> swastica.  The answer is (cough) chivalry.  It's Germany's symbol and
>>>>> they
>>>>> may want it back someday.  You can't say that it's never going to
>>>>> happen.
>>>>> Nobody knows when but you can never say never.  The German military is
>>>>> entitled to display their symbol on their uniforms.  They built the
>>>>> finest
>>>>> military machine in history and as much as you may hate the military,
>>>>> the
>>>>> military commemorates these things with patches and so on.

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>>>>> --
>>>>> If you combine work with play then more work can be accomplished.  Does
>>>>> anyone think Civilization is really cool!!  I've never played online
>>>>> before.

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>>>> Guess which religious group came to live in Cologne, Germany, slightly
>>>> prior or at approx the same time as the Christians?

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>>>>  http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=673&letter=C

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>>>> Why do you think the swastika was outlawed by the Bundestag/
>>>> legislature

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>>> Why is the swastica outlawed in Germany?  Well, it could possibly be that
>>> antisemetic sentiment amoung Germans is manifest by their resolve not to
>>> help the Jews become a nation that gets along with its neighbors.  So the
>>> solution to that, you see, is to persuade Germans to teach chivalry to the
>>> Jews and of course the Germans should lead by example... in the hopes that
>>> the Jews will return Germany's symbol in gratitude.

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>>> If you combine work with play then more work can be accomplished.  Does
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>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika

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>>  If it's a chivalrous (honorable?) idea, then I suppose that is a
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> from what I remember, the swastikas origin was one of the many
> Asian (and there others) symbols implying 'peace' ... although
> the German one was reversed, how unfortunate
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> The caste system is Asian also and the idea of so called 'Aryians'
> 'elites' permiates or permiated their system....this system is very
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