Because you're basically asking if a swastika is closely associated with neonazis.

I get that it's a visually nice pattern, but I've personally never met anyone with that tattoo that wasn't a Golden Dawn member or supporter. I've seen some people online, sure, but none of them were Greek and all of them were unaware that GD even exists. Usually, if you run into someone with these symbols or pictures of Spartan warriors, 9/10 times, they're a neonazi/Golden Dawn supporter. The rest are idiots, too, but for different reasons.

It's been tainted, like the iron cross and the entire skinhead image and even just the number 88. If you were planning on never really visiting Greece, I'd say fuck it, nobody's gonna know.

But when coming here, you'd be marking yourself for them, too. So not only would everyone else judge you before you've even had the chance to speak, you'd get (falsely) recognised as a potential recruit. And they're not like American neonazis, these guys, as much as Greeks joke about them and treat them like bumbling morons. They can and often get really dangerous. 

It's just too much trouble for a visually appealing repeating pattern. If you really want it bad despite its association, I'd suggest at least getting it somewhere much, much more concealable- like high on the thigh or even just around the calf, if you don't ever wear shorts of any kind.

Most people won't bother you, but they will judge you. Even if you and everyone you know say you're not one of those fuckers, they'll still judge you, because many nazis deny they're nazis anyway. And you can't be too careful, unfortunately.
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