LucianDreamer wrotesatoshi wroteHere's an interesting one:
Cursor is a swatiska, don't go there.
Swastikas are used extensively outside of the typical flag of Nazi Germany. For example, in Japan, the swastika is called the manji, and is often used to mark Buddhist temples on maps. It's even a trendy buzzword for young Japanese schoolgirls. It's origins are rooted in Hinduism (where it's known as the sauwastika), where it's a sacred symbol of well-being and prosperity.
In this case (on the website), it's a spiritual representation based on the site's religious background. Of course, if you don't like to see the imagery, there's no reason to go on the site. But from my research, none of it is anti-semitic.

