Some useful information about Satan

I wear the upside down one because I have had an obsession with vikings for a long time. This girl was triggered by it, which was unfortunate.

The pope used to have the inverted on his nice hat. It's known as St. Peter's Cross because Peter begged to be crucified upside down, feeling unworthy to die the same way Christ had.

Some people who are into the whole Demons and Satan thing actually use an inverted Cross. I guess it has different meanings to different people.

We should do a reverse swastika to show the nazis... oh. Well played, Hitler.

An upside down crucifix - with a representation of Christ - isn't the same as an upside down cross. An upside down crucifix is meant to mock Christ. This is the reason St. Peter requested to be crucified upside down - he didn't feel worthy to die the same way as Christ. Even then, an upside down cross is meant to symbolize the Antichrist, not the devil.

Is anyone else unnerved/bothered by all the posts about Satan? It's not some thing to joke about.

Does that have something to do with alchemical symbols? I've seen it somewhere

Satanists are free to employ any symbols which they feel have resonance, so if such an upside-down cross has personal meaning they could use it. However, the prime symbol for Satanists is the Sigil of Baphomet. The symbol to the right is the alchemical symbol for sulphur. The stench produced when this substance is burned has long been associated with the Infernal regions. It has no other significance despite some strange interpretations by evangelical Christians.

You aren't supposed to worship symbols, so arguments over them is ridiculous.