Not the same way. In Germany, a Nazi swastika is a criminal symbol because Nazism is considered an existential threat since Germany's constitution is built aro

Not the same way. In Germany, a Nazi swastika is a criminal symbol because Nazism is considered an existential threat since Germany's constitution is built around "defensive democracy", or wehrhafte Demokratie. Consequently, the state is obligated to prevent the re-emergence of Nazism. If you display a Nazi swastika, you will likely be detained for prosecution under § 86a StGB. There are only a few exceptions (art, science/education, journalism, explicit anti-Nazi protest), but the context has to unambiguous. This is different from "terrorism law"; instead criminalization of the Nazi swastika is protecting the constitutional order.