TBH Hitler and the Nazis were pretty freaking famous so it's an uphill battle for white people to "reclaim" the swastika. And most swastikas weren't originally used by "white" people according to that chart. Also some white people will say its not about Nazism but about "white pride".... yeah, white. I mean right.
That said, it's all over Buddhist art. I see it all the time in Chinatown and in that context it's natural.
It's real popular among the Dineh (Navajo) too. They weave it into their rugs (that they sell) a lot. So it's not uncommon to see a Navajo rug with one or more swastikas on it.
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ManWoman was an artist who championed the use of the swastika as mystic and healthy.
Enough of my rant.
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That said, it's all over Buddhist art. I see it all the time in Chinatown and in that context it's natural.
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http://zelda.wikia.com/wiki/Level_3_(First_Quest)
Also in the Japanese version of New Zealand Story (aka Kiwi Kraze) the powerups are little swastikas. Probably not the only example.
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