I think the attachment to IV-canal make them particularly loaded of semantics. It's the (not uncommon) problem of one group making something toxic by utter over-use, making it hard to distinguish the group-signalling vs casual usage :(
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Replying to @scanlime @flameeyes
I prefer to err on the side of assuming no harmful implications, but with the frog it's gotten to the point where if you're using it and not alt-right you've got to be seriously stupid. I just don't have that perception of trollface (yet?) :/
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It may be because you're inside looking out rather than outside looking in. It's kinda like the folks at Leipzig putting up a libertarian/altright flag while proclaiming themselves left wingers. It still got me to figuratively crap myself out of the conf.
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Replying to @flameeyes @scanlime
Could be. I'm just surprised it'd get that negative of a reaction. I know it's a stupid old meme, I'm just having trouble finding a significant association with that particular undesirable segment of society.
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Now you see how I feel about not being able to use my nice Temple hat
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Replying to @flameeyes @scanlime
Are baseball caps uncool now, or is the design just too close to a Trump campaign ad? At some point it's a feedback loop, isn't it? If reasonable people concede usage of $whatever to undesirables, then it exacerbates the problem.
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Not just uncool, impractical. If the brim isn't perfectly aligned it does nothing to keep the sun out of your face. And it won't stop your neck from getting burned either. Give me one of these any day https://www.amazon.com/Columbia-Mens-Bora-Booney-Collegiate/dp/B008FIFG7G/ref=cts_ap_1_vtp …
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Five years in the British Isles and the British style cap is my godsend





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I should point out that where I live I get swastikas all over the place; these two are literally a few meters from my house. Though at least they point the other way. Cultural symbols are complicated... Even Google gives you a *backwards* Nazi flag when you search for swastika
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Replying to @marcan42 @flameeyes and
Isn't that the buddhist symbol for peace?
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Replying to @Ivanawesomeness @flameeyes and
It's a sacred symbol in Buddhism and also officially codified as the map icon for Buddhist temples in Japan.
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