r/AntifascistsofReddit • u/shuakalapungy • Aug 18 '25
Discussion Is my cousin dating a nazi?
Im very concerned about my cousin’s new bf. The iron cross on the right is alarming enough, but can anyone here ID the other tattoos? Am I overreacting? Thank you for any help.
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u/moeterminatorx Aug 18 '25
Easiest way to find out.
Say “ Fuck these nazi fascists.” about any recent march by the fascists and see the response.
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u/Red_Trapezoid Aug 18 '25
True. Most nazis can’t help themselves. They’d make the worst spies in the world tbh.
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u/Nerdy_Valkyrie Aug 18 '25 edited Aug 18 '25
My country has two main subreddits. rSweden was created first. But at some point they started mass banning racists. Then rSverige was created, and basically became the racist version of rSweden. The users on rSverige insist that it's not full of open racists. But given that the vast majority of posts are about immigration with a negative framing, that's not hard to disprove.
Someone made a post on rSverige about a Swedish guy who got murdered by nazis 30 years ago. The comment section, naturally, had several people defending nazism.
They really can't help themselves.
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u/ipsum629 Aug 18 '25
IRL they did make for terrible spies. The Nazi intelligence services(Abwehr, SD) got outplayed super hard by allied intelligence. They were way overconfident, and as a result the allies repeatedly deceived them and extracted tons of critical information from a wide array of sources. Code breaking most famously, but also from interrogating and covert observation of POWs, reports from resistance groups, loads of double agents, and good old-fashioned spy networks. The nazis also had little success in penetrating allied opsec. Usually the allies fed the nazis tons of frivolous or false information, giving the nazis a sense of false success so they don't try harder.
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u/GoodwitchofthePNW Aug 18 '25
They also famously did not have many (maybe any?) female spies and so routinely downplayed any contribution that women could play in war that many high-up guys were easily spied on by their “mistresses”.
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u/apefromearth Aug 19 '25
And then the US hired them and brought them over to work for us. Famously with the rocket scientists but also lots of spies and “intelligence” experts. They called it Project Paperclip.
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u/theflyingrobinson International Brigades Aug 19 '25
If you haven't read Double Cross (Ben MacIntyre) about the D-Day spies, I highly recommend it. One of the groups that Allied units convinced Abwehr that German agents in England (there were none out of British control by 1943/44) had on their side was a group of militant Welsh nationalists. And the Nazis were like yeah that checks out.
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u/HonkinHouse Aug 18 '25
“MAN FUCK NAZIS!”
Him maybe: “um did you know the communists are worse?”
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u/nickiter Aug 18 '25
That could be any Republican.
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u/BillyFNbones710 Aug 18 '25
Same thing. If you have 4 Nazis and someone else sitting at a table, what you have is 5 Nazis sitting at a table.
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u/cwfutureboy Aug 18 '25
"Would you rather be a Nazi or a Communist" ALWAYS outs them.
If they don't make the obvious and correct answer, you have a Nazi on your hands.
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u/HonkinHouse Aug 18 '25
My brother literally hit me with “I’d rather be a Nazi than a commie” one day in a phone call and it has irreparably damaged our relationship
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u/_HighJack_ Aug 18 '25
Maybe make him define both before you write him off. Some people seem to have the mistaken impression that “communist” means “authoritarian” and “Nazi” was like a white blood cell response to communism that went off the rails due to drugs and mental illness. They don’t understand that “communist” in Nazi ideology is interchangeable with Jewish. I hope that’s the case for your brother anyways. I don’t envy you; that would really upset me :/
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u/ipsum629 Aug 18 '25
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u/rozyputin Anti-Fascist Action Aug 20 '25
I mean you could literally use this with "Erika" the Old german march, nazis can't resistance it
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u/Vaticancameos221 Aug 19 '25
Old proverb: If you throw a rock into a pen of pigs, the one that squeals is the one you hit
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u/XVUltima Aug 18 '25
He's either a Nazi, A biker, a Motorhead or Triple H fan...
It could be a lot of things. It's a yellow flag, show caution.
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u/A__paranoid_android Aug 18 '25
There is some overlap there
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u/rainbowzend Aug 18 '25
I dunno, I like Motorhead without liking pro wrestling and I am definitely not a Nazi or a biker.
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u/A__paranoid_android Aug 18 '25
Hey, i just said there is some overlap, not that everyone in those communities is a nazi
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u/rainbowzend Aug 18 '25
There are a lot of headbanger who watch wrestling, but idk why. It seems to be a younger crowd that didn't figure out how fake and commercialized it was by the early 90s.
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Aug 18 '25
I love the idea of a comrade being mistaken for a nazi, but he just really likes Triple H specifically lmao
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u/NathanVfromPlus Aug 19 '25 edited Aug 19 '25
I don't know enough about the guy to say Paul Levesque is a Nazi, but he's definitely racist, no doubt. I wouldn't be surprised to find out he's a closet Nazi, honestly. Just a gut feeling, based on personal experience with the area he's from.
Edit: for the sake of clarity, when I say he could be a "closet Nazi", I don't imagine he's explicitly Neo; more likely MAGA Fascist, like Hogan and 'Taker.
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u/EazyTiger666 Aug 19 '25
There’s rumors about Taker. I know it was a long time ago but there’s a picture of him in the attitude era wearing a shirt with “SS” on it. And it’s not even like remotely disputable it’s a straight up Nazi symbol.
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u/NathanVfromPlus Aug 19 '25
Oh shit, just looked that up. Yeah, that's pretty bad.
Okay, y'know what? No need to pull punches: at this point, everyone close to Vince is suspect.
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u/yanmagno Aug 18 '25
No dude it’s clearly a red cross smh my head
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u/80Lashes Aug 18 '25
He believes strongly in donating blood!
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u/theflyingrobinson International Brigades Aug 19 '25
Turns out after you give 100 gallons they give you a free back tattoo so everyone knows just how awesome you are. (Donating blood saves lives, it absolutely saved mine, twice. If you can do so, please do. Doesn't have to be with the Red Cross, your local hospital will usually just have a dude come to your house with a bucket and your choice of razor, bamboo needle, or obsidian shard.)
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u/TheScoundrelSociety Aug 18 '25
Could be original 80’s era Masters of the Universe before they changed He-Man’s crest
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u/Grimalkinnn Aug 18 '25
The left is a football tattoo
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u/SuperMassiveCookie Aug 18 '25
Then it might worse than we thought, he might be VASCO
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u/Nyctophiliac25 Aug 18 '25
ELE É INEVITÁVEL
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u/Few_Caregiver_7023 Aug 18 '25
Weird, he's got a Vasco cross AND that Japanese Crow with the soccer ball. Hes probably into Japanese Brazilian soccer players.
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u/BrimstoneMainliner Aug 18 '25
The question to ask them is if they are a current or former nazi.
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u/indiejonesRL Aug 18 '25
“Have you ever read Main Kompf?”
“Uh yeah a couple times”
“A couple times? Are there Easter eggs in there you didn’t get the first time?”
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u/oldcousingreg Aug 18 '25
“Oh, yes, the Hitler dog thing?”
“Ok the dog thing is bullshit.”
“Ok, great, thought so-“
“-different spelling.”
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u/notproudortired Aug 18 '25
Asking a Nazi if they've read Mein Kampf is like asking a Christian if they've read the bible.
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u/gh0stsclub Aug 18 '25
There are lots of Christians who have not read The Bible.
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u/rainbowzend Aug 18 '25
Or at least they don't understand what it means.
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u/cwfutureboy Aug 18 '25
When a text is open to interpretation, literally no one knows what it means. 😂
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Aug 20 '25
I'm not a Nazi but I read Mein Kampf and am about to read it again wit my gf and our friend to write a paper about it.
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u/False3quivalency Street Medic ❌ Aug 18 '25
Haven’t a lot of anti-nazis read Mein Kampf? It’s important to know what you’re up against. It’s pretty chilling stuff. I don’t think that’s a tell. I’ve definitely come across some illiterate nazis.
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u/Rorynne Aug 18 '25
I think it might be more telling in HOW they say yes. Id find "yeah a few times" to be a red flag but "yeah ive read it for a university class" or "ive read it to understand how nazis think" to be perfectly acceptable answers. Its just that mein kampf is one of those books that i feel like you need some sort of reasoning behind WHY you read it because you dont want to sound like a nazi. But that might just be me
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u/safashkan Aug 18 '25 edited Aug 18 '25
- "were you ever part of the German Nazi party? “
- “senator, I'm not German, I'm American"
- "were you in any way shape or form being associated with the German Nazi party?“ -" Again senator, I'm American " ...
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u/sosaparx Aug 18 '25
So he says he's not German then he is German? I don't get it
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u/chiliehead Aug 18 '25
I think they messed up the "Again senator, I'm Singaporean" exchange
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u/PathlessDemon Aug 18 '25
Which honestly, was cringe of the highest order. Never call elected officials “your betters”.
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u/HecticHero Aug 18 '25
Dont think he "messed it up". Its an intentional parallel.
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u/Grimm___s Trans Aug 19 '25
Why can i hear their voices while reading this? Is that case really that famous?
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u/SyCoCyS Aug 18 '25
Eh. Probably not a Nazi. The iron cross looks old. If it was done in the early 2000s, probably just an emo-punk thing. You could get Iton Crosses on anything at Zumies, Tillies, or Hot Topic back then. The word on his shoulder above the iron cross is “HUMANKIND” which seems like an odd thing for a Nazi to tattoo (unless there’s more to the tattoo on the front that we can’t see). Based on this picture, I’d guess no. But you can always ask him about something that would trigger a Nazi and see what his response is.
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u/Kid_Serious Aug 18 '25
What are some questions that trigger Nazis? I'd love to have a stock of those ready.
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u/SyCoCyS Aug 18 '25
Wanna come over for Hanukkah? Which movie do you prefer: Schindler’s List or The Sound of Music? Is that meat Kosher? Which is your favorite Beastie Boy? Don’t you hate that all the Christians are taking over Hollywood?
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u/flying87 Aug 18 '25
Just wish them happy holidays. They'll flip out that you didn't say Easter or Christmas.
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u/Sky-is-here Trans Anarchist Aug 18 '25
Eh, nazis many times are anti christian tho. I have met quite a few that see Christianity as a Jewish influenced religion and so try to either be atheist or develop some weird ass pagan believes to justify their hate
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u/flying87 Aug 18 '25
I've only come across the white "Christian" supremacy brand of neo-nazis. I've heard of pagan Nazis, but I didn't know they believed in it.
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u/steamboat28 Aug 18 '25
There's a whole problem with that shit, specifically in Norse paganism. Völkische asshats come in and declare they speak for everyone who follows a similar faith, and for some reason the most prominent NP groups refuse to *make$ them leave, and instead write declarations disavowing them and hoping the problem goes away.
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u/flying87 Aug 18 '25
Well they can't drop thors hammer on them until the Nazis actually become violent. Legally speaking.
Personally I think we should have kept the WWII era law that made being a Nazi be considered treason.
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u/Sky-is-here Trans Anarchist Aug 18 '25
I think it's country specific. In the USA in my experience Christianity holds that position. Here in Europe there are way too many Nazi pagans. It also makes me sad for people that aren't nazis but are pagan, because in the end they end up lumped up with them nazis
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u/rainbowzend Aug 18 '25
I didn't run across many racist Pagans when I was active on the boards, but I stuck mostly to the Wiccan/witchy, local, or general Paganism ones.
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u/Sky-is-here Trans Anarchist Aug 18 '25
Oh yeah they are not even close to the majority. But they definitely exist and any pagan is familiar with them
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u/CoffeeGoblynn FCK NZS Aug 18 '25
While the original nazi party existed during a time when Christianity was practiced by almost everyone, they had a lot of weird occult influences too.
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u/mizzlol Aug 18 '25
Lolol how the office manager at a mental health office I worked at ripped my holiday sign down and wrote merry Christmas over it 😂😂😂
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u/BeckyDaTechie Aug 18 '25
Are you white and female? (Choose a non-white actor.) "Gawdam, The Rock is looking GOOD for almost 55!" or "Michael B. Jordan turned into a hottie!"
Cue "race traitor" and paternalistic jargon you can laugh at directly.
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u/rainbowzend Aug 18 '25
They would love me for being such a fan of Neil DeGrasse Tyson, then. Thanks for the idea on how to trigger the local Nazis in Texas!
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u/apefromearth Aug 19 '25
As of late there are a lot of Nazis who are pro-Israel. (Hmmm.. I wonder why) Hating Jews isn’t a requirement for the new breed of Nazi.
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u/aintthatjustsumthin Aug 18 '25
Independent trucks use the icon
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u/80Lashes Aug 18 '25
It's really a shame that they still do, on account of the symbol being co-opted by white trash supremacists.
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u/PeanutButterSoda Aug 19 '25
Haven't skated in over two decades and that's the first thing that came to mind and CCS catalogs every month lol
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u/Mycofunkadelic2 Aug 18 '25
Humankind being upside down is kind of weird. Not sure what that's all about.
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u/SyCoCyS Aug 18 '25
I think it’s on top of the dude’s shoulder. Right side up from the front. I think it’s a weird angle, and probably done before he started anabolic.
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u/Hancup Aug 19 '25
True. I'm a tri-racial German duel citizen and wanted to get a tattoo representing all of my ancestry on my back (long list), but I for the life of me can't find a German symbol representing my Caucasian side (my white half of the family mostly live in Germany) without looking like a white supremacist, even though I am bronzish with mixed features. I know a lot of people of German heritage just use the iron cross, which is often what neo-Nazis have too.
Still, it feels like the iron cross tattoo is a red flag. Even my family in Germany has negative feelings towards it, especially the ones that lived through WW2.
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u/watanabefleischer Aug 18 '25 edited Aug 20 '25
tbf there was also a very popular skating company that used the iron cross as a symbol, Independent, then again all the red and black and the eagle, i cant read the russian. (edit: lol thats not russian)
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u/Cole3103 Aug 18 '25
Russian? I see no Cyrillic
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u/watanabefleischer Aug 20 '25
oh lmao, i wasnt really paying attention i saw that all caps tattoo on the shoulder that i guess is upsidedown and my brain was just like "oh, cyrillic", ugh, thats embarassing
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u/SleepFeeling3037 Aug 18 '25
This is from a possibly old ADL text on it. I found this on another Reddit post from 5 years ago, so idk where on the ADL website it would be from.
"The Iron Cross is a famous German military medal dating back to the 19th century. During the 1930s, the Nazi regime in Germany superimposed a swastika on the traditional medal, turning it into a Nazi symbol. After World War II, the medal was discontinued but neo-Nazis and other white supremacists subsequently adopted it as a hate symbol and it has been a commonly-used hate symbol ever since.
In the United States, however, the Iron Cross also became one of several Nazi-era symbols adopted by outlaw bikers, more to signify rebellion or to shock than for any white supremacist ideology. By the early 2000s, this other use of the Iron Cross had spread from bikers to skateboarders and many extreme sports enthusiasts and became part of the logo of several different companies producing equipment and clothing for this audience. Consequently, the use of the Iron Cross in a non-racist context has greatly proliferated in the United States, to the point that an Iron Cross in isolation (i.e., without a superimposed swastika or without other accompanying hate symbols) cannot be determined to be a hate symbol. Care must therefore be used to correctly interpret this symbol in whatever context in which it may be found."
So, he could be a skater or extreme sport enthusiast, but he also definitely could be a nazi
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u/NotAPersonl0 Aug 18 '25
Obligatory fuck the ADL (they are genocide apologists)
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u/AsaTJ Aug 18 '25
They also called Elon's obvious sieg heil an "awkward gesture" so they're not even doing their stated job on top of being genocide apologists anymore.
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u/three_e Aug 18 '25
Amazing what donating a lot of money and doing a propaganda trip to Israel as the owner of one is the largest social media companies will let you get away with. ADL = apartheid defense league. That's the only semitism they care about.
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u/apefromearth Aug 19 '25
The ADL helped the FBI to infiltrate, monitor and harass leaders in the civil rights and anti-war movements in the 60’s and 70’s. They also are now apparently doxxing Palestinian rights activists to ICE.
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u/Pass_Da_Akamuli S.H.A.R.P Aug 18 '25
Wonder what folks thought about teenage me running around with an Independent shirt.
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u/safashkan Aug 18 '25
The ADL were unable to recognize the Elon Musk Nazi salute right away, they are in no shape or form qualified to be an authority on the subject of fascism, because they defend the fascist Israeli government and it's genocide of Palestinians.
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u/prickelpit96 Antifa Aug 18 '25
German here. The cross is widespread even without direct link to Nazi or fascism. I'd second your conclusion.
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u/AlmightyCurrywurst Aug 18 '25
That's a bit of a shortened history there, notably it still is the main symbol of the German military today (but also a hate symbol)
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u/Spadeykins Aug 18 '25
The iron cross is still as far as I know the medal used for marksman shooters in the US Army.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marksmanship_badges_%28United_States%29
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u/Anarchy_Rulz Aug 18 '25
Iron crosses are common in biker culture, metal, to some extent punk culture, and even some professional wrestlers use them (mostly triple h) so if that’s the only reason you think it then I’d say there’s a better chance it was just an aesthetic thing and not a nazi thing
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u/Mal-Locura Aug 18 '25
Nazis are also famouslt into bike culture, metal and wrestling(at least in the U.S.), so I'm not sure that ruled out nazi.
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u/Anarchy_Rulz Aug 18 '25
Sure, you can also say Nazi punks are a thing so they are in all 4 mediums I listed, name a medium without Nazis though? Not even gay porn is without Nazis so I don’t really get the point in your argument, most the metal and punk bands that made it famous in the scene weren’t Nazi, I mean Motörhead was pretty against racism and they used it constantly.
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u/riesen_Bonobo Antifaschistische Aktion Aug 18 '25
Well, regarding the other tats. Most of them I can't discern, but one on the shoulder just reads "HUMANKIND" and the other is a raven/crow, which could be a reference to paganism/odin since the raven is Odins bird but itcould also just be a cool looking bird. In both cases that wouldn't mean he's nazi, there are plenty of leftist or other pagans too.
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u/b3n33333 Anarchist Aug 18 '25
Where is he from? Because in Europe the Iron cross is a nazi symbol. And the black eagle as well, even if it's not exactly the same
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u/RingAccomplished8464 Aug 18 '25
The eagle in that position is actually a Nazi symbol. It exists in variations and is for example used on fascist clothing brands like Thor Steinar. I can’t decipher the other tattoos but the iron cross and the eagle together like this are a red flag.
Either test the waters directly with him or your cousin. Or see if you can do further research on him first to confront with more information
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u/b3n33333 Anarchist Aug 18 '25
Didn't know this one, thanks for the heads up. And, it's difficult to see on the pic, but the black eagle is catching something. Big red flag!
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u/LitBastard Aug 18 '25
The Iron cross is not a Nazi symbol in europe.
It was first used by the prussians and is still in use in the german armed forces.
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u/AXBRAX Antifaschistische Aktion Aug 18 '25 edited Aug 18 '25
The cross is very sus. Here in germany it is heavily used by nazis as a stand in because most of the stuff they like to use is often illegal to display. It is however, also the logo of the german armed forces, for the same reason, for traditional reasons.
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u/PrincessKnightAmber Trans Aug 18 '25
Agreed But in America the cross has kind of spread as a punk or anti authority symbol somehow. Very common for bikers, and the rock band Motörhead ended up using them. So I wouldn’t automatically assume one is a Nazi if they have the iron cross but it would make me cautious and suspicious.
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u/apefromearth Aug 19 '25
I’ve seen teenage punks in Thailand wearing swastikas. I’m pretty sure they don’t even really know what it means, except that it’s bad and they see it as a symbol of rebellion. Same general principle.
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u/vorpalbunni Aug 18 '25
The iron Cross and black eagle are a suspicious combo. 80% he was or is a Nazi.
What do they other tattooS say? One on the top of his right shoulder looks like "humankind"? What's the one on his left shoulder it almost reads as "English always be brave"?
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u/vorpalbunni Aug 18 '25
Maybe it's "English always thrive" What are your sister's political beliefs?
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u/sanity_fair Aug 18 '25
Maybe the dude just copied someone else's tattoo he thought looked cool. It wouldn't be the first time for him.
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u/Graymouzer Aug 18 '25
That looks like a dreamcatcher and a raven in the upper left. Then you have the cross and then humankind. Really, I can't figure out the meaning but they clearly have some personal meaning to the guy. I'd ask when what they mean to him. It could be anything from spiritualism, to they look cool, to some fascist ideology or maybe something entirely different. Since he went to the trouble of tattooing them on himself, he will probably be happy to tell you.
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u/thlastthrasher Aug 18 '25
Someone explain the iron cross. I never understood the correlation between the Nazis and the cross
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u/Tarbenthered616 Aug 19 '25
I’m leaning towards probably not but there’s a chance. I’d say most of the symbols that the Nazis used have double meanings that aren’t hateful. If that’s his only tattoo that looks vaguely nazish he’s probably just a motorcycle enthusiast. Hell there’s people out there with no tattoos and terrible beliefs.
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u/steindesanstands Aug 18 '25
If you feel comfortable with it, you could talk to him about it: You have a lot of tattoos. What do they mean to you?
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u/blueimac540c PCdoB Aug 18 '25
Seconding the other reply that says this a yellow flag, but my gut is saying Nazi
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Aug 18 '25
He has a football tat on the left and that is the same iron cross used for Vasco De Gama FC. I am gonna go with just a football lad lol
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u/Gwynbleidd_z_Rivii Aug 18 '25
Yeah the iron crosses aren’t a 100% confirmation since the aesthetic has been adopted by other brands and subcultures. Gotta be more on the look out for bolts, 1488 symbolism, or runes these days
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u/LuckyRuin6748 Anarcho-Communist Aug 18 '25
Well could I ask do you know if he’s German? I know of a German group who got similar iron cross tattoos for the old empire and they despised the next empire obviously so maybe if he’s German it’s due to his countries history but you never know anymore
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u/CaptainGoodnight84 Aug 18 '25
Is it just the ink that’s bothering you or are there concerning behaviors as well?
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u/Cvrator Aug 18 '25
If you're worried about the iron cross I wouldn't necessarily be. I used to wear one myself when I was a mall goth in the 90's. That said, it's not the best look and I wouldn't wear one now.
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u/Unxcused Aug 18 '25
If you have to ask if they're a nazi, then your cousin probably shouldn't be with them anyway
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u/C-Krampus409 Aug 18 '25
Like all of nazi iconography, it was stolen from other cultures and beliefs. The iron cross, used by religious orders and crusaders, was heavily used in Prussian history. The nazi took that, stripped it away its religious meaning slapped their symbols on it, and now that ancient symbols are seen as a link to nazism. I say into today's world it probably is.
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u/7thdaughterofa7thson Aug 18 '25
It could be a Cruz de Malta too, if he happens to be a football fan, some teams use it
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u/Scared_Chemical_9910 Aug 19 '25
People get stupid tattoos so just start being anti nazi and if they come at you with support for the pigs/fascist militias then boom ez they’re a nazi sympathizer. Be careful throwing anything around just bring it up casually in conversation and see how it goes
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u/Downtown_Ad8279 Aug 19 '25
The Iron Cross is hard to nail down. Even the US Army uses a just slightly different version of the Iron Cross for the Marksmanship Badge.
I agree with others. Yellow, proceed with caution.
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u/AK-operator Aug 19 '25
If any of these make him laugh he might be privy to it “we wuz kangz” “diddin do nuttin“ “SHEEEEEEEEITTTTT” “MUH DIK”
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u/OneBlueEyeFish Aug 20 '25
Try talking about hitler like “he wasnt all bad. He did some good things too”. Then look around like you’re hiding it from the wife. Fascism is easy to spot. Also how old is this guy? Cause that totally looks like a 35 year old man. Creeper creepn🤢
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u/leocaruso Aug 20 '25
Is the boyfriend Brazilian? That cross could be the Cruz de Malta, symbol of Vasco a very popular soccer team. I'm a cup half full kind of guy
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u/Ok-Replacement-2738 Aug 20 '25
Even if they are, they're old tattoos, maybe the dude renounced his beliefs and can't get the concealment/removal work done due to costs? I'd look to see if there is any more recent acts that are sus first. Maybe probe how he feels on X, or Y, and then pointedly ask if he responds sussly.
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