[DiogenesLamp]

I’d reverse the hammer and sickle. It’ll look more like a “C” and people don’t really know the “proper” way it faces anyway.

It is a sad fact of our times that most Americans do not even recognize the symbol and would have no idea what it signifies.

So far as they would be concerned, it's a funny looking "C".

[thefactor]

I see the hammer and sickle on tee-shirts and hats and buttons around NYC probably about once a month. Usually being worn by kids who were not alive before the Soviet Union fell. I always want to stop and ask them about it, but I keep my distance from them just in case stupidity is contagious.

[tillacum]

We can thank our “educators” and the publishers who print “so called history books” and many disciplines dropped from the education of our children.

[Rebelbase]

People today would say “What’s the Soviet Union?”