Lol

@TheTrickster oop

So answer the question

And on top of that you know **nothing** about symbolism

I’ll rephrase it so you understand

Mhm

I debunked your point, get over it

Moving on

What is it, in your belief, about Jews that gives them these special powers of business?

Is it genetic? Religious?

LYING TO GOYIM

Debunked it? How? With logical fallacies?

Answer the question

That's what you have been doing at every step

You still refuse to answer the question

You claimed gold was unclean

You quoted a Norse pagan poem

I pointed out that the chief god of the Norse pagans wears gold

And also that the poem does not support your point

I think that pretty solidly debunks your claim

No, it's time you answer mine, because you have so far rejected every bit of evidence I have laid on the table and the **one** piece of evidence that YOU have posted was about a scientific article that **had nothing to do with the discussion at hand**

Now are you capable of answering the question, yes or no?

I just provided you with evidence

Are you refuting that odin’s ring is made of gold?

Or would you rather I also pull out a totally irrelevant poem that doesn’t prove your point

You still haven’t answered his question it’s like your purposely ignoring it

Now why would someone do that if they thought it was true, unless you know it’s a lie

You say I haven’t answered your question, what question have I not answered?

Again you're making a fallacy from a VERY dumb view of the myths. First you are taking a material approach to what is a symbol for rebirth. The ring's main attribute was that it was able to multiply itself, not that it was made of gold.

First of all, wrong ring

Secondly, it still debunks your claim that gold was seen as unclean by the Norse pagans

And if you are talking about material wealth generally

There is absolutely no evidence of that, and you have provided none

Norse and low German warlords regularly had hoards of silver and gold

They were sought after and considered holy, far from unclean

Gold = Material Wealth you dumbass

The Norse pagan afterlife is also depicted as one of great material wealth

Yes honey, that’s why I’m saying try to keep up

I provided a great couple of stanzas rejecting material wealth why are you not addressing those instead of cherrypicking?

You did not

The stanzas you presented in no way show any rejection of material wealth as unclean

Can you scroll or is your mouse broken?