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Less often than you'd think. Also, there's lots of symbols that like vaguely rune-like, but actually aren't, like celtic symbols and such. They might just be Irish.
Also, a lot of the Nazi runes aren't real runes, they invented a bunch of runes in the 1930's. Genuine Nordic runes might not have that same Nazi association.
Any resources if made up Nazi runes and how to spot them? I know different Nazi logos well enough to spot them - saw a guy at a local gun shop with those three intertwined triangles on his hand that were very distinct from similar Celtic symbols.
A pretty good indicator is if they also wear things like kilts or are big participants in Nordic Festivals. Some of the most 'gender-fluidity and pansexuality are a part of our heritage' people are Midwest Nordic enjoyers.