I wish I could get out of here

Nationalists without a nation rise up

but bearer youre from zamboland

Cool, and I'm not a zambo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOgh5uUqcgc

No u

woah dyno thats racist

well since the great collapse is coming anyway

might as well start reading nietzche

@Bearer Of The Curse Sorry, he meant pardo

might give u some inspiration

Varg*

varg doesnt teach you anything other than what you already believe

Captain Underpants*

hes good at farming i guess

Wrong, he teaches a lot he knows, and points out to a lot more

varg is gay

just kidding I don't watch him

https://www.wattpad.com/46184122-once-upon-a-time-in-norway-varg-vikernes-and

hes good if you wanna learn about norse pagan gods i guess

loki got pregnant

>be varg
>be dumb teen
>be a homosexual playing DnD and playing bad music
>burn churches and kill fellow dumb teen
>go to prison
>flee country with autistic wifey
>"This is how you gotta live your life to please WODUN!"

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Okay

Much more than norse paganism, really.

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Hello?

What is this image?

I find it very moving, though I don't know what it means

Atlas and the Hesperides, in 1922 by John Singer Sargent.

Hesperides are nymphs and the daughters of Atlas. This might hold the symbolism of a dedicated father protecting his daughters from the weight of the world.

(Or man's burden to protect women in general)

I know that

I was just wondering about the significance of that image in particular

With the glitched out pixels

That's the "Art Right" style, usually called Fashwave. There's not much to add, they just made the painting convey the same message in a stronger way.

I didn't make it, I found it on reddit

r/fashwave