User:RoboticBloxxer/Sandbox/List of Hate Symbols

This list is for symbols that are associated with hate. Each symbol is defined as either a Visual Symbol, Phrase, Meme, Term, Concept, Dogwhistle, Song, or Conspiracy Theory.

When adding entries, the list must stay in alphabetical order.

Explicit Hate Symbols

Symbols, Terms, Phrases, Memes, etc. whose appearance are unambiguously linked to hate. They are almost exclusively limited to the promotion of hate.

13/50 (Numeric)

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A 13/50 meme about a mathemetician saying that 13% commit 50% of the crime no matter how he calculates it.

6 Million Wasn't Enough (Phrase)

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A Proud Boys member wearing a shirt with the acronym "6MWE", which stands for the antisemtic phrase "Six Million Wasn't Enough".

Diversity = White Genocide (Phrase/Conspiracy)

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The text above the comic strip says "I know this is the last White area on the planet left, but maybe diversity will work this time?". The comic depicts the Trojan Horse passing a brick wall, with two Roman soldiers gawking at it. The heads popping out of the sides of the horse are filled in to be of different skin colours, the horse is painted with rainbow colours on the front, and a sign on it says "Diversity". One of the men in the horse says "Aww...let us in". Underneath is the text "Don't be stupid lieutenant, diversity is a codeword for White Genocide."

Fourteen Words (Phrase)

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The Fourteen Words quote itself as coined by David Lane.

The Wrong Side Won (Phrase)

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A 'We did it Patrick, We saved the city' meme, with Spongebob's head replaced by Churchill's, and Patrick's by FDR. In the background is a ma of a divided Europe, with half of it marked in red showing areas within the USSR's sphere of influence. Next to FDR is a Soviet flag. Text below reads 'We did it Franklin! We saved Europe!'. The meme presents the idea by the far-right that the Allied Forces are the wrong side and shouldn't have won and allege that a Axis victory should've happened.

Contextual Hate Symbols

Symbols, Terms, Phrases, Memes, etc. that have been co-opted by hate-promoting groups and ascribed with contextual meaning.

Characters With Hateful Uses

Characters that are not inherently hateful, but are sometimes used to spread hatred online, and often have origins in hateful spaces.

Contemporary or Active Hate Group Logos

Hate groups that are known to be active or recently active.

Historical or Defunct Hate Group Logos

Hate groups that are no longer active today, but their symbolism and likeness can appear in hate material.