The Antifascist Stencil Collection

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It's a stencil set with loops in the top designed to fit standard pencils, allowing them to be used as support sticks for quick fixes. Multiple stencils can be linked together for added versatility. Top loops are 8 mm in diameter by design and allow for supporting the stencil with either a pencil or a 5/16" dowel rod. This set includes three stencils: Antinazi.stl, antifaCircle.stl, and antifaLogo.stl. The Antinazi stencil is an opposition to National Socialism, which is often misunderstood as being socialist. However, it's based on a class society where workers don't control the means of production. The antifaCircle stencil was originally used by the German Iron Front, founded in 1931 by the Social Democratic Party. The three arrows represent fascism, monarchism, and communism. This symbol is mostly ignored today as its primary users are anarchist and communist antifascists. The antifaLogo stencil represents ANTIFA, a movement that started in Germany to oppose fascist elements in society. It stands for a union between anarchism and communism against the common enemy of fascism. Contrary to popular belief, ANTIFA is not an organization but rather a decentralized movement with four obligations: tracking fascist activity, opposing public far-right organizing, offering support to anti-fascist activists, and protecting their identities. ANTIFALogoRed offers a variation with a red flag or pink if you're queer and awesome.