And so the perceived hatred and ignorance continues...

In our early days, I'd be bringing you my take on the billboards of Dunedin. In hope of success as a blogger, the world news became a stronger target over time. I am returning to our roots today by bringing to attention a swastika pattern I found in the entrance to a wine shop in Lower Stuart Street today. I have no problem with the symbol being displayed in a proper religious context, but the swastika (also known as a Hakenkreuz) also carries an anti-Semitist meaning. It conveys hatred towards the Jewish people, and has already been banned in several countries in Europe. I understand if the building in question was constructed before Hitler's rise to power, but even though over 60 years have passed, followers of Judaism are still not over the Holocaust.