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A '''SwasiStone''' (also '''SwasiRock''') is a small stone decorated with a [[swastika]]. | A '''SwasiStone''' (also '''SwasiRock''') is a small stone decorated with a [[swastika]]. | ||
The concept of the SwasiStone originated | The concept of the SwasiStone was originated by [[User:ZuzecaSape]]. The goal was to make the presence of [[National Socialism | National Socialists]] known to comrades, fellow travelers, and the public at large in a non-threatening, casual manner that promoted acceptance of NS [[symbolism]]. | ||
SwasiStones have two main functions: | SwasiStones have two main functions: | ||
# Promote social acceptance of the swastika through benign display | # Promote [[social]] acceptance of the swastika through benign display | ||
# Anonymously make the presence of National Socialists known to comrades, fellow travelers, and the public at large | # Anonymously make the presence of National [[Socialists]] known to comrades, fellow travelers, and the public at large | ||
Two rules guide placement of SwasiStones: | Two rules guide placement of SwasiStones: | ||
# It must not be placed on private property | # It must not be placed on private [[property]] | ||
# It must not be placed somewhere where it could be immediately perceived as an act of intimidation (e.g., outside a synagogue, etc) | # It must not be placed somewhere where it could be immediately perceived as an act of intimidation (e.g., outside a synagogue, etc) | ||
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# On river banks | # On river banks | ||
[[Category:Definitions]] | [[Category:Definitions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:54, 12 February 2024
A SwasiStone (also SwasiRock) is a small stone decorated with a swastika.
The concept of the SwasiStone was originated by User:ZuzecaSape. The goal was to make the presence of National Socialists known to comrades, fellow travelers, and the public at large in a non-threatening, casual manner that promoted acceptance of NS symbolism.
SwasiStones have two main functions:
- Promote social acceptance of the swastika through benign display
- Anonymously make the presence of National Socialists known to comrades, fellow travelers, and the public at large
Two rules guide placement of SwasiStones:
- It must not be placed on private property
- It must not be placed somewhere where it could be immediately perceived as an act of intimidation (e.g., outside a synagogue, etc)
SwasiStone Placement Suggestions
- On or near headstones of known National Socialists
- Near hiking trails
- At historical markers
- On mountain summits
- On river banks