Mail-Order and the Nazi movement

Factual Questions
1

I recently got a mail-order catalogue for knives and swords and the like, and was planning on ordering some, because I’m a small-time collector.
While browsing through it, I saw replicas of SS daggers, Hitler youth knives and the like. Does this mean that the company distributing them supports that sort of movement, or are they just out to make a buck from those that do? If it’s the former, I won’t give them a dime; if it’s the latter I can increase my collection without fear that my money is going to neo-nazis.

Anybody know if that sort of distribution implies some sort of an affiliation with those groups?

2

Selling Nazi regalia is as common in the miltaria-type mags as selling cereal is in grocery stores. I don’t like to think too hard about why this would be the case, but I don’t sweat it. It’s unlikely that many mail-order groups would be Reichsmerchants.

As for the buyers…