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"After PewDiePie posted a controversial video onto YouTube which featured very strong Nazi references, people site that people making swastikas in their rooms is proof of Felix's Nazism."
The first part is correct, in a demonstration of user-craeted videos he withunder found rooms filled with a giant swastika; however, its controversiality must be sourced, and it is not. Also the latter part is pure speculation and without basis. Another editor has also removed the claim since. Lordtobi (✉) 14:24, 8 July 2017 (UTC)Reply
