The Significance of the Vendetta Symbol

As we were reading "V for Vendetta" I did some research on anarchy since I was not very informed about the matter. It seemed to be a very popular theme through out the comic. I found it very interesting that the Vendetta symbol is very similar to the universal anarchy symbol. If you turn V's symbol upside down, it looks like an "A" with a circle around it. Is this a coinsidence or V's stamp of approval?

I do believe that it is not a coincidence that V's signature resembles the anarchy symbol. I do think its a symbol of the movement he was trying to push England towards.

Everyone who has read V for Vendetta is well aware of his views on how society and government should work. After reading this text I can see that even though V's actions could be seen as ruthless and terroistic, he was in his own way giving "every man" the voice they deserved. He was showing the people of England that the government shouldn't always have the last say and that "every mans" liberty should be celebrated, even if that meant a little chaos. Isn't that the concept of anarchy?

The concept of anarchy is stressed through out the comic in a variety of ways. I think V would only see it appropriate to link his throughts and actions through this symbol. Isn't that the significance of symbols?. Anyone who sees it would know the whole story and concept behind it. This symbol was a quick and easy way for V to promote his movement around England.

----> this is the GREAT "V" domino trick in the movie!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPfI9oxZuEo ..and maybe one could say the action of the dominos falling could be considered a metaphor for the chaos in England.