@droogs76@DICK_D00DLE@FastingFake Wow, you're right, its Michael Richards that isn't jewish, I thought it was the other way around. My bad. I've thought that for years, don't know where the mixup happened
Having played the original in 1998 as a kid, revisiting it now makes the time jump hit especially hard.
The Legend of Zelda is literally about a boy from the forest with blond hair and blue eyes who draws a holy sword from a stone, is blessed by a holy artifact that resembles a Germanic valknut or Celtic Triskelion, representing courage, aided by the spirits of sage elders from times past, defeats an evil king who is brown from a matriarchal desert society where males are only born once every 100 years, and sacrifices his youth to save the kingdom.
Having saved Hyrule, he returns to a childhood in which his heroism is forgotten. He marries Malon, the beautiful, quirky mid from Lon Lon Ranch, founding Ordon village rather than Princess Zelda, grows old and dies in obscurity, unrecognised by the kingdom he sacrificed everything to save.
The story is Arthurian, Faustian and deeply Western. A modern tragedy of heroism, duty, lost innocence and the ultimate sacrifice.
@Natasha19317558@drantbradley Men yearn to be useful and appreciated. We will move heaven and earth just to serve you, asking nothing in return but recognition and gratitude. Its the easiest win-win for women in the world, its a layup. It costs nothing, in yet so many women fail to complete the transaction.
@tummytingstoo@HowlingTaylor@Scearpo Everybody knows you all "secretly" love and want to be with chuds. Your weak, performative male partners leave you dry as a desert.
Chief Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt says that the rise of Anti-semitism is caused by insecurities felt by the 'old Europeans' regarding immigrants from the middle east.
He suggests an alliance with Muslims against Europeans:
@biocentering@myssblondye@Yourtruehero101@nermalicious2 I understand how the questions might come across that way, but I was genuinely trying to understand her circumstances. I'm glad she felt comfortable enough to answer, and I appreciate her openness. My heart really goes out to her. Hearing stories like this kills me inside.