The History of the Swastika

The word “swastika” comes from the Sanskrit svastika - “su” meaning “good,” “asti” meaning “to be,” and “ka” as a suffix.

Until the Nazis used this symbol, the swastika was used by many cultures throughout the past 3,000 years to represent life, sun, power, strength, and good luck.

It’s all goood dawg!

ok guys.

this buildings have (or had) a relation to nazi for SURE LIKE HELL!

Because:
consider the other two big buildings right beside (south-west) of the discussed Hakenkreuz- (sorry i prever the german word for ’swastika’, that’s what it is and what it obviously means) shaped one:
they look very much like the “Reichsadler” which was the German national symbol, just like e.g. the us white-tailed eagle.

You could say the Hakenkreuz-building is some strange coincidence or even meant in another way like mentioned in a posting above.
But in combination with the Reichsadler-buildings there is no doubt, that this has something to do with the german nazis!

You cannot really believe that the two most important and popular symbols of the german nazis spotted together at one place does not mean anything but coincidence or fancy or something you can discuss and talk you out of this fact.

I am from Germany, and we are very vigilant and sensitive about stuff like that.
I was shocked seeing that image.

Things like that are very serious and not funny in any way.
We have learned the lession what happens when you just let it go, ignoring nazis, making jokes of it (or them) and beeing tolerant against the intolerant. And so should the world!
These guys are vicious and dangerous.
Ignoring them or not taking ‘em serious is a grave failure!

It would be very interesting indeed, when, why (ha!) and by whom these buildings were built.
I really wonder…

We all - every freedom-lovin human - must be watchfull. Still today. This buildings proves it again.
Really frightening, shit!

Fascism sucks, keep fightin…

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It’s actually the Navy Base at Coronado, California. There is a letter from the Department of the Navy regarding a press release about the shape of their buildings (the short story is that no one thought about how 4 L-shaped buildings would look from above). Here is the address: http://www.thepowerhour.com/news2/navy_response_letter.htm