Man children should be forced into the military and trade school.

They physically ail me.

Nah man, sons should pick up their father's trade - and if sons in excess or a dying trade - onto other family or local trades to be trained and become journeymen in
Death to the certificate society.

To nepotistic for me

I think sons should take up a different trade so family skill doesn't stagnate

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Based

hmm

Anyone know of any place to post articles? I plan on writing a series of articles. First one is written up. I just dont want my article to be fucking yeeted as soon as its posted

As in what channel here or what platform?

Platform

@Halindir

i bleached my hair once so that happened..odd my beard has blonde and red mixed in with brown

Technically God gave Mary a warning according to legend. He sent Gabriel to tell her she was going to be pregnant with the son of God and naturally believing God itself would bestow such a responsibility upon her she obligied. If so you go by legend she gave her consent.

Sssssshhhhhhh

How dare you correct a all knowing Pagan, don't you know they are always right and don't always misinterpet everything.

Well, if the child consents...

Coldest take

I love people who defend rapists who definitely fucked and wed children as Chads, but turn around and say "Mary was young lmao"

What rapist have I defended?

Maggie, you admitted yourself, she was of average child bearing age, and consented.

The point stands and is not mute.

I never agreed that 12 was average

Maybe in the middle east

Still immoral

Not the age of 12, but 14.

Okay, but Mary wasn't 14

That's like saying 16 compared to 18 now, you need to look at it through an ancient lens, not modern morals and values.

If we did that, Humans would of gone extinct long ago.

European pagans weren't fiddlers

Nor were their gods

According to Norse laws in most regions, boys were men at 12, girls were women at 13.

And they'd couple with similarly aged volk

They weren't marrying "geriatrics"

They also married within their own castes

Most Norse societies were incredibly free when concerning castes and such, and we're not tied to families or lineage.

Men were given the ability to freely work on an occupation of their choosing.

Yea but they'd never enter a higher caste unless they took it by force

I don't really refer to the Norse when I speak of pagans. I should probably specify because that's where everyone's minds go