Idk where the volcano demon thingy comes from

egyptian coomer god

https://twitter.com/fedbaptist/status/1250219858773585927?s=20

I really liked learning about Greek mythology as a kid

Same

Athena is best girl

prove me wrong

This is actually really good, I honestly didn't realize it was that bad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evfUrt9btvY&t=1473s

Survive the Jive is a good channel to learn about pre-Christian European gods. He’s also in the dissident right, so it’s not a progressive channel that tries to demonize Europeans. https://www.youtube.com/user/ThomasRowsell

He's a smart guy, but kinda cringe

He basically follows the wignat religion

It's possible that Survive the Jive will join Clossington, AA, and myself for our next movie discussion

nice

but it depends on May celebrations

Thomas presents himself as a very good man. He sure does a leg work necessary to accustom people with old Europe.

pagan maypole penis festivals or whatever

lol penis festivals

I mean he's clearly a really smart guy

his videos on european genetics are great

but then he'll be like

FUCK CHRISTMAS, YUUUUUUUUULEEEEE

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I don't see where is a problem there. He celebrates his own holy day. I don't recall him sperging and attacking Christians/Christianity for a sake of it.

religious people like to shit on each other

that's the point

Well, true.

@Charlemagne @clossington what movies will you guys be discussing on the stream

Cul-de-sac

The Wicker Man

four others I haven't seen yet

Straw Dogs

Bait

I haven’t seen those either maybe more movie nights?

A Canterbury Tale (1944)
Cul-de-Sac (1966)
The Wicker Man (1973)
Requiem for a Village (1975)
Straw Dogs (1971)
Bait (2019)

So is the stream going to be Hollywood vs paganism

Sounds interesting

based

> J. Michelle Coughlan argues that Tarzan displays behavior which seems outside of the bounds of traditional manhood in her article "Absolutely Punk: Queer Economies of Desire in Tarzan of the Apes." Coughlan analyzes Burroughs' fans complaints regarding the 'punk ending" in order to prove that contemporary readers understood Tarzan's renunciation of Jane as unmanly.[24] He rescues Paul D’Arnot from Africans, similarly to how he rescues Jane from rape: many of the same phrases and words describe both adventures [25] D'Arnot later supports the reluctant Tarzan financially, similarly to the monetary motivation for marriage which Jane feels.[26] Coughlan suggests that the novel bends traditional Western gender roles; therefore, Tarzan unconsciously could feel homosexual desire for D’Arnot despite his apparent attraction for Jane, and D’Arnot could be treating Tarzan as a "kept m[a]n," or paid sexual partner.[27]

Actual paragraph from the wikipedia page for Tarzan

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