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I'm not so sure the problem is with "the general non-sysadmin population." Most adults have the common sense to differentiate a whimsical logo from some kind

I'm not so sure the problem is with "the general non-sysadmin population." Most adults have the common sense to differentiate a whimsical logo from some kind of nefarious symbolism. Also, there's a flaw in your comparisons. Nazis were real, and they killed millions of people. The KKK is real and they terrorized people for decades. Demons and devils are purely imaginary.

dkokelley 15y ago
I assure you that demons and devils are as real to Christians as Nazis were to Poland.
- mbreese 15y ago
  Some Christians. No need to paint an entire religion in crazy.
  - dkokelley 15y ago
    Really? I think the devil is a pretty significant part of Christianity.
    - marshray 15y ago
      The great majority of Christians that I have met would not be particularly focused on or attached to the idea of the devil taking on a physical incarnation (i.e., becoming physically 'real' like people in Germany and Poland). But if you brought it up, they might agree with the idea that the acts of the Nazis were influenced/encouraged/sponsored by evil spiritual forces to cause mass suffering of humanity.