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If you live in Ontario and you want to get a swastika tattoo is it legal getting it because you find it interesting and support the fact that it is a religious peace symbol?
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The swastika associated with Naziism is NOT a religious peace symbol. The religious Zoroastrian symbol is a cross with four arms facing a completely opposite direction than that of the Nazi swastika. Regardless of where one lives, there can be only one reason to choose the latter symbol as a tattoo, and it is reviled by all thinking people.
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