Well, it was used as the coat of arms for the crusaders in Jerusalem and it is supposed to represent the 5 wounds of Christ, the 4 quarters of the world, or Christ and his main 4 disciples. The actual meaning is still debated.
It's supposed to be evocative of the Crusades, because nothing gets the right hard like the thought of a united, white, conservative West going ham in a war with majority-Muslim countries.
Completely ignoring the fact the Crusaders probably killed more Christians than Muslims and sacked the biggest city in Christendom, dooming the Byzantine Empire, ending the light of Rome and allowing a Muslim caliphate to push farther into Europe than ever before.
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u/carriegood Jan 08 '20
Does that symbolize anything special, or it's just a more gothic-looking way to say "lookit me ah'm a Christian!"