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posted ago by TheEvilSausage ago by TheEvilSausage +5526 / -1

I grew up “Catholic”, but to be honest I never bought into it. Mostly as a kid the last thing I wanted to do was spend 5 days in school and then another day at Sunday school. So I distanced myself for a long time from Faith in general. About as distanced as I was from politics. Politicians are less trustworthy than used car salesman, at least you know the motive for the salesman. I also voted third party in 2016 being sick of the 2 party system. I felt the same way about the church with their Priest situations. My views haven’t changed much since say 10 years ago. The biggest change was that I was indifferent on abortion until we had our first kid in 2018. When I saw the ultrasound and heartbeat for the first time at 9 weeks I knew that was my child immediately. Nothing can change that opinion. Then later that year I began to pay attention to politics after the blatant deception from the Kavanaugh BS. I found a lot of parallels with the people standing up for Kavanaugh/Trump as with the teachings from Christianity. In 2019 I bought my first Bible (King James version).

Skipping the rest of the journey to get to the point:

The efforts these people have taken to actively undermine the lessons of the Bible has lead me to exactly what they are trying to destroy.

I am just starting to build on my surface level knowledge from my childhood, but I’m determined to learn more.

I just wanted to share with this community of shit posters, memers, truthers, pedes, and most importantly Patriots that I feel there is much more going on than what we see.

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Weero 66 points ago +66 / -0

Even the word 'Man' has a non-gendered origin. 'Man' as it is used in mankind stems from old english, where 'man' simply meant human. In fact, to differentiate between male and female 'man', the prefixes 'wer-' and 'wyf-' were used, werman and wyfman. Of course, 'men' is the plural of that word.

It's how we got the word 'werewolf', literally meaning 'manwolf', as in 'male human that is a wolf'.

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QMAB 21 points ago +21 / -0

Mmmm, delicious intellectual analysis with a side of historic etymology. Delicious!! 👌

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LessAndLessIronic 7 points ago +7 / -0

So should female werewolves actually be wyfwolves?

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QMAB 6 points ago +6 / -0

Waifuwolves

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80960KA 3 points ago +3 / -0

A-woo

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MAGApie 2 points ago +2 / -0

Always have been.

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Treintrientje 14 points ago +14 / -0

I never knew that!

Wijf/wyf is also old Dutch for woman, in German it's 'das Weib', so it must be a remnant of an older system, what was it again? Indo-European?

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Isolated_Patriot 15 points ago +15 / -0

As far as I am aware, "wyf" is where the word "Wife" comes from in modern English. It literally just means woman.

My recollection could be off though, my obsession with etymology has developed some dust and cobwebs.

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Treintrientje 2 points ago +2 / -0

Same here it's been twenty odd years since my university days ;)

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MSG1000 1 point ago +1 / -0

TY for the info!

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NotQuiteHuman 8 points ago +8 / -0

Proto-Germanic, whence English, Dutch, German, and Nordic languages all descend.

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ViduusMAGA 3 points ago +3 / -0

Sounds about right. “Proto-indo-European” ... blame the Scythian?

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Treintrientje 3 points ago +3 / -0

LOL Russia again ;)

And Proto-Indo-European was what I was searching for. Thanks!

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LessAndLessIronic 3 points ago +3 / -0

Is the indo from Indian? Do the languages in modern India share a common ancestor with Europe's languages (honest question, not a dig at Indian English).

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ViduusMAGA 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yes but it's really from an area a litle north west. The whole Ayran concept arose out of the area that became Persia/Iran. It's the root of a lot of European languages and (pagan) religious concepts. Some even think the origin of storm gods like Thor etc came from early gods in that region.

The scythians were a nomadic horse-based people that bridged the area between Europe and Iran a few thousand years ago. They spread a lot of the concepts westward. The caucus mountains were a natural barrier and they moved west/north/east of them. (simplified a lot of stuff but you should dive in... it's facinating)

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Sl0re10 3 points ago +3 / -0

Quick answer: yes. The Wikipedia entry for Indo-European languages seems to be ok (not politically biased)... if you want to know more.

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Trumpenproletariat 2 points ago +2 / -0

"Show bob and vegan" (reconstructed Proto-Indo-European)

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Freedom_burger 2 points ago +2 / -0

Ah I have a few friends that are das weeb, they're mostly tolerable.

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D0NNIE_DARK0 7 points ago +7 / -0

Postmodernism doesn’t care about your  ´grand narrative’ of empirical facts. Hurr durr says the college grad. This is how these people think they can cut off their genitals and declare a different gender. They are unhinged and want to drag the rest of us into their madness spiral.

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LessAndLessIronic 8 points ago +8 / -0

Plenty of us graduated from college without absorbing the propaganda.

It's true that it's rampant there. It seems to affect people in two ways: either it brain washes them or it drives them further away from it.

College is of course mostly a huge scam these days, but some careers just don't happen without that paper.

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D0NNIE_DARK0 6 points ago +6 / -0

College at this point exists to mentally and emotionally retard young adult development and saddle them with unbelievable debt. If it can corrupt them morally with various vices, it’s a side benefit.

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ScullyMully 4 points ago +4 / -0

History and facts are raysis and fashist, literal murder

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Goldlight 1 point ago +2 / -1

who cares if it's non gendered in origin? Men have most/all of the responsibility so they should get authority as well. This includes things like pronouns favored towards men along with other things.