Uhh.... the raised socialist commie fist hardly represents freedom fighters. That's the symbol of tyranny and oppression.
Maybe you meant to use a Don't Tread Snake Gadsden flag?
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The power fish has largely been recognized as a symbol of oppressed people fighting for their rights. Commies coopting it makes it mean no less than it ever has. They're just using it wrong, like so many other things.
It's only been recognized like that by socialists. For over 100+ years everyone else has seen it as a symbol of tyrannical regimes.
The raised socialist fist became famous in Germany through the Roter Frontkämpferbund (Alliance of Red Front-Fighters), a far-left paramilitary communist organization founded during the Weimar Republic in the 1920s. This group used the clenched fist as their symbol on all insignia, and the gesture later became a worldwide symbol for anti-fascist pro-communist groups.
In Americs the Socialist Party of America made the raised fist symbol famous. This symbol became prominent during the labor and socialist movements in the early 20th century, representing solidarity and resistance
It's always has been THE symbol for communism.
Probably. But you can literally make your own list on there and add a new image if you want.
I second the Gadsden flag or the no quarter flag. Both fly above my land.