If you follow me you probably know that this is a fasces, the namesake for fascism.pic.twitter.com/86bFHXq7ag
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Like this is what the insecure male coworker would show up with at the second axe-throwing teambuilding outing after all the women casually beat him at the first one.
I can't find it atm but some nerd from Vanguard was actually making these and selling them for like $125 a pop. He was buying axes from home depot and a bunch of dowels and that was it
"My Name is Hate" was recently exposed as Matthew Brien Stafford of, or recently of, Seattle, btw. He had known connections with TWP and Atomwaffen.
Look out I'm going to punish you with this pointy yoga matpic.twitter.com/NKWhnzH5rt
Looking forward to when the Nazi dress code goes fully-traditional for optics: a boho top, a skirt, capri leggings, and strappy sandals
Derrick Davis is gonna show up to the next rally like this going "I'm NOT trans this is traditional roman leader garb"
Well, the fasces was never seen as a weapon.* It was exclusively a symbol, usually used to signify strength in unity as well as civil and military power. The United States Army doesn't ride into battle on a bald eagle grasping some arrows, either. It's still widely used in
i mean not for having not tried
Hmm, this does support my theory that reactionaries throughout history have been obsessed with big, flashy, but totally impractical weapons.
Fasces for the Romans, combination revolver shotgun pistols for the confederates, giant wasteful tanks, missiles, and battle ships for the Axis, and now tacticool $15,000 AR-15's for trump supporters.
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