@allisonperryart@Bubblebatat I will clarify again: I do not know these people or the content they post. I was urging your audience to not immediately assume that people who use the sun wheel in religious practice are involved with fascism. That is all.
@allisonperryart Animals, nature, and hard work. Again, I don’t know these people or the content they post, I can only comment on the screenshot you shared. (2)
@allisonperryart The man above has ‘Veles’ in his username- a well known Rodnover deity. It is common for practicing Slavic pagans to live off the land and perform offerings for Gods that have not been tainted with human technology, as Gods (and especially Veles) highly value (1)
@Virtual_mp3@allisonperryart Unfortunately, white supremacists think it’s cool to use ancient symbols from eastern/Northern European predecessors to inflate their sense of pride in being a white person. It strips those symbols of their meaning and shuns the real communities behind them.
@allisonperryart I don’t know this person or their political beliefs, but please don’t always assume that the symbols Nazis appropriated for their shitty dog whistles are only used by Nazis. The Kolovrat has deep rooted ancestry in Slavic paganism, and is still used (1)
Your neurotypical boyfriend when you break unspoken social rule #63729173628 which was considered a penalty under the emotional microcheating section of the book of Obvious Things You Don’t Talk About, signed in the allistic convention of 200 AD