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In reply to the discussion: Sanders refuses to rescind endorsement of candidate sporting Nazi tattoo [View all]Mike Nelson
(10,806 posts)... in this thread. I enjoyed reading and learning. I don't hold Mr. Planter's tattoo against him... it's not, to most, an obvious Nazi symbol like the Swastika. I would never have known. However, I would wonder -- When did Planter become aware of its meaning, and what did he consider? I would have the tattoo altered, which is common. I have a friend who got a Star of David tattoo and had no idea it was anything other than a star he liked! He is not Jewish, but decided to keep the tattoo. I have a relative who had an image of the Confederate Flag on the top of his car. It was not as big as the one on the "Dukes of Hazzard" TV show. After the discussions went from "way cool" to what the flag meant to African-American friends, he removed the flag. So, I would want to hear about what Planter's views are... we can't throw everyone out of the Democratic Party for old mistakes.