Maybe being a bit rootless is part of what attracted me to European identity though

Tidewater culture did exist but it is nearly erased by postmodernity

Yeah, I hear that. For many, what was is already gone, so we need something new.

...but something clearly ours.

Chesapeake bay culture is definitely a thing

White flight baltimore culture is definitely a thing

I feel pretty connected to the soil and the culture around here

I have always lived among blacks immigrants and Jews

Who all were ostensibly "American"

and "marylanders"

I feel connected to New England, but even so, mostly due to dysfunction, my family ties beyond my parents are toast, so I'm pretty much starting anew.

So feeling no connection is to be expected I suppose

https://twitter.com/BreitbartLondon/status/1053248143158988800

lol

Epic

I just got another guy to apply fellas

hell yea!

Nice work @NateDahl76

that Macron picture was as memetic as it was disgraceful. Looked like a pr0n advert

looks like the caravan was turned around

likely <:really:453005408064241674>

Dispersed into ten-man teams more likely

The feminine disease of our generation: No husband, no kids, no God.

https://identitydixie.com/2018/10/19/double-double-toil-and-trouble/

I.D. has good articles. And low key "Helicopter Mom" is comfy.

Make witchcraft White again

I enjoy them from time to time. Anyone here contribute to I.D.?

The witchcraft fascination is so strange

Not really, if you reject patriarchy (Christianity/ western culture) witchcraft is the logical fallback. All about woman power...

It's part of a broader out of place fascination with all things European like beer, beards, bespoke art, etc etc

Woman priestesses and druids existed within patriarchal European societies for millennia

Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson has a good take: That "witchcraft" was always ungodly feminism, and matriarchal manipulation of civilized men. Hence why matriarchal societies (Africans and African diaspora, as well as our friends the merchants) are both heavily matriarchal as well as prone to occultism and dysfunction.

Not arguing any of that, only that the modern brand centers around the power of the female. I work with a couple of Wiccan(sp?). It seems very woman centric.

Are you suggesting pre Christian Europe was that way @Wood-Ape - OK/MN

Wicca is made up and stupid

Not arguing that bruv

a lot of wicca came from the Jewish kabbalah

particularly the symbolism

Makes sense.

@Ald No. Pre Christian Europe was patriarchal even if not Christian.

That is why (non-pozzed) Asatru is okay, but Wicca is cancer.