Pretty much ignoring the request all together. No brainer.

I guess the thought of some cockroach with my icons on a wallpaper that's probably the Nazi flag as he chats in messenger with his fellow cockroaches just makes me wanna wretch.

yeah good idea
(just send it from an other address email )

Not joking i had to agree with Zubaz. And i understand your feelings about that Po'

Careful Po...they haff vays of making you skeen.    

Ditto. Politely turn them down. I think if they ask why (which I doubt will happen) tell them the truth, that you do not want your work associated with a group like theirs.

Probably the only issue you have is deciding whether you wish to be associated, however tenuously, with what may or may not be neo-fascist...or white supremacist, KKK, etc.

Historically the LAH Divisions etc were/are simply facets of WW11 German militaria...and not necessarily different to any other, Axis OR Allied.

I've always been interested in WW2 Armour, since I was a rug-rat.  There was a chap called Michel Wittmann who was the armour equivalent of a 'Fighter Ace', as Commander of a Tiger 1 he destroyed 88 allied tanks before losing his own...and went on to 138 before becoming MIA in Aug, '44.  This showed both a tactical and technical superiority over his opponents which could be 'appreciated' as a skill, albeit undesired.

He was assigned to the LAH [Waffen SS .... LAH stands for Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler], eventually receiving a Knight's Cross [Oak Leaves and swords].  Von Richtoffen had much the same [Cross] in WW1 [the Red Baron].

Military historians have no 'issue' with all of that...it's simply 'history'.

Where it may become an issue is with spotty-faced skin-heads who have absolutely no idea of what it was all about in 39-45 abusing it all as a rally-point for present-day disingenuation with society.

That means it is not about WHAT you may have created as an image/icon but rather WHO is wanting to use it....and WHY.

If you think it'll be misused....simply say "Thanks, but NO." ...

I don't see any dilemna. Why advance their cause with pretty pictures and logos?

Hitler was a kid at one time ..... I think

I know it feels good to have people liking your work and asking for something personal. That's how we know we make it as artists. At the same time, I have to offer another piece of advice that seems like common sense but isn't very common.

Check them out and see what they represent.

Asians are horribly over egotistical about "face", but their concerns do have merits (just not merit enough to be so over the top). When we're not there to show people who we are, those who carry our symbols will associate themselves with us.

While we don't intend to do it, we often reflect the characteristics of one person we know onto another person just because they have something we made or used.

It's your face they're using to represent them. Since no lines in life are very clear-cut, it's not that difficult for one person to easily assume that there are no borders.

As a writer, we have a saying along these lines: "It's not what you wrote. It's how people read and interpret what you wrote that causes misunderstanding."