@SandraSim16@rvgsdelight Alicent is not a Targaryen, she married in. She doesnt have a claim. Rhaenyra, as eldest child and Viserys's chosen heir, does.
@TheTonus You did not watch your own video and no one in these comments did. He does not at any point say that HE himself fantasizes about this; he says-correctly-that a lot of people fantasize about violent crimes someone might commit so they can create an equal vengeance structure.
the transition from datamosh to pixel sorter is insane!! it's so smooth!! as an after effects girly who loves her glitchy transitions, i got so excited seeing this. i love this show so much
for all the panic about trans people being dangerous to children, it’s worth remembering that To Catch a Predator repeatedly exposed white conservative men during its run.
the people screaming “protect the kids” should remember who kept getting exposed.
it wasn’t trans people.
@JeremyChopra@BlackMajikMan90 Counterpoint; fan backlash to the first few trailers of the Sonic movie caused the studio to go back tonthe drawing board and turn what likely would have been a flop into a megahit.
l'Il provide a detailed explanation. When a Navajo child is born, TRADITIONAL Navajo belief is that child is still among the Holy People (Diyin Diné) until their first laugh. The child laughter signifies the child's declaration that they will remain among their relatives who walk upon the earth.
The laughter of a NAVAJO child is culturally viewed as the child's expression of their sovereignty as a living being and the choice
THEY have made to remain among their people.
There are also specific teachings around the soft bones of a baby's skull and their connection to the Holy People. Traditional Navajo also have teachings around the cradle boards we use for our infants. I won't go into detail about either of those 2 topics because it's not easy to explain their significance and their value in TRADITIONAL Navajo culture.
Since this post keeps getting attention, a reminder that Dr Daniel Jaquet has public demonstrations about the mobility of armor focusing on fencing techniques and fitness.
You can find it on youtube, links below.