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[Woden’sHat @VendelEnjoyer]

@MrRumptyDumpty @Tom_Rowsell Woden, the god of our ancestors, is of course a foreign diety, but your God, that emerged exclusively in a Levantine, Semitic culture thousands of miles away (and with no connection to our people ancestrally) is of course native to the British isles. Pure delusion.

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@SorelianKraut @Tom_Rowsell @leftrestoration I was well aware, my point was that the satire made no sense.

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@SorelianKraut @Tom_Rowsell @leftrestoration This isn’t even a similar line of argument considering that the Indo-European population that would go on to become the Norse peoples pre-dated the Sami migration to Scandinavia by millennia.

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@Rudo1518568 @Tom_Rowsell @kunley_drukpa Name one pre-Christian society that didn’t directly reflect the divine hierarchies of the Indo-European faiths .

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@gru_feloni79395 @a_e_ro_dy_namik @HowlingHomo A French surrealist animation called Fantastic Planet. It’s about an alien race using humans as pets on their planet in the far future, and their subsequent revolt. It’s arguably the most influential western animated film of all time, and its soundtrack has been sampled a lot.

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@BritBoy95X He didn’t say that you are not genetically 50% Cornish, he cited the only modern dataset regarding Cornish representations findings. Considering that Bodmin Moor was closer genetically to the 7th century Saxons residing in Devon than it was western Cornwall, it isn’t surprising.