Search results

...anchise victorious!]] [''holds up an arm, as though he is Adolf saluting a swastika''] Yeah!

...on Questions]] section, however, he did use the word "[[Wikipedia:swastika|swastika]]", so he may be improving in this area.

[''jump cut to [[Nazis|swastika]] graffiti on the ground''] ...olor="blue">'''Chris'''</font color>: [''on top of Copitz''] You know, the swastika used to mean good luck.

...ainbows as their symbol; that's like asking [[Nazis|Hitler why he used the Swastika]] (which originally was a Lucky Symbol) for his whole mess."<ref>[[Common Q

...at you will not say the word "swastika". Why is it? Before the Nazi era, a swastika was a symbol of good luck.

...Chris's previous mailbag answer, asking why Chris would not use the word "swastika" when it has different connotations in different cultures. Chris's response

...mayor of [[CWCville]], states that he has an aversion to typing the word "swastika", and thinks [[homos|homosexuality]] is also caused by drinking during preg

...ca v. Village of Skokie that there is nothing illegal about displaying the swastika or using any form of hate speech, thereby there is no legal grounds for an

...to use Rainbows as their symbol; that's like asking Hitler why he used the Swastika (which originally was a Lucky Symbol) for [[CWCville|his whole mess]].

Australatina is the victor in the battle, and the swastika on the page implies they enforce a Nazi regime (contrary to their real-life

<blockquote>1. ''(noun)'' minced oath for "[[Wikipedia:swastika|swastika]]," especially the ''Hakenkreuz'' symbol of the [[Nazis|Nazi]] Party. Origin: Chris was apparently afraid to say the word "swastika," probably for the same reason he used to [[Niggos|fear using racial slurs]