Curb Your Enthusiasm- Flamboyant kid makes swastika pillow sham for Susie

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likes his sewing machine, and he made a little gift for Susie, pillow sham with swastika.

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[amandapotterify]

Idiots! Take a history class...the swastika's over 10,000 years old and it stands for love, life, light and good luck.

[intersanctum]

@amandapotterify there's no use to argue with morons

[intersanctum]

love the expression on Larry's face at 0:56 when he says Hitler

[thebookiemonster]

"i love my sewing machine!" XD LMFAO

[sethvicious]

JEFF OUTTA FUCKING NOWHERE

[mauricemoss89]

@amandapotterify True it is a Hindu symbol associated with well-being. But try to keep in mind the characters in this show are Jewish, so it's going to have a certain connotation for them. Also, Hinduism isn't 10,000 years old, its more like 7000 years old. But I feel I am digressing. Point is the swastika here obviously is the Nazi association. The kid didn't see the swastika in a doodle Larry did of Vishnu or Shiva, it was a doodle of Hitler. That's why this was funny. Get a sense of humor.

[g8rsk8r2000]

0:55...hahahahaha!

[julianrocks11]

lol i would'a let her take the bullet

[TrinityRewind]

@amandapotterify yes but the nazi one was turned on an angle and thats what people refer to Mr historian

[ggGosper]

@theivory1 lolno. average ignorant westerner, maybe, but not average person. go spend about two seconds on wikifuckingpedia please

[RandomNPC15]

@amandapotterify Right so you said it stands for love, life, light "and" good luck; so you're saying the symbol stands for multiple things, yet you omit it's most commonly recognized association. Might I suggest you take a modern history class, instead of the ancient history class you seem to be so fond of.

[zyzor]

@twigiestdrip yeah unfortunately Hitler ruined it. Even tho Nazism is over and it is just a symbol society is not ready for it yet to reemerge .

[theivory1]

@amandapotterify You expect the average person to carry around that kind of knowledge? To everyone besides you and History majors it stands for the Third Reich.

[twigiestdrip]

@amandapotterify But as it stands today that is not what it stands for. Maybe the one that's reversed, and even then that's a stretch for anyone to make that association in western countries. I'm aware they still use the reversed one in many Asian areas, however.