I think it's kinda messed up that he assumes everyone against this policy doesn't really care about the swastikas original meaning. He says nobody would wear a swastika t-shit, but I, being a buddhist, have a swastika tattoo, because even though it was at one point used as a symbol of evil, it did, and still does, hold great significance to many religions today. I also consider myself an educated human and have to say that I DO look at the swastika and feel that it's twisted meaning SHOULD be ignored. If it was ignored no one would ever be offended by it. It's one thing if someone is using a swastika image from the Nazi Germany era and is in someway clearly disrespecting those whom it might offend, but if it's a religious image and the user isn't screaming death to jews and such, there should be no problem with it. There are plenty of swastikas in the Call of Duty games, how is that different? If just seeing something like that offends you, then you probably shouldn't be playing the game in the first place. The game is rated M, the people playing it should be MATURE enough to handle seeing it just like they do in games, on TV, in books, etc.
