http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-35344663Daily reminder that if you're from an English speaking country, there is really no point in following Norse/Germanic paganism. you're more genetically Celtic than anything else.

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Asatruar 01/20/16 (Wed) 09:06:25 No.9356

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-35344663

Daily reminder that if you're from an English speaking country, there is really no point in following Norse/Germanic paganism. you're more genetically Celtic than anything else.

Asatruar 01/20/16 (Wed) 11:32:00 No.9358

Oh look it's this thread again.

>you're more genetically Celtic than anything else.

Why do you even care, and keep creating this thread?

>there is really no point in following Norse/Germanic paganism

I actually recommend "Celts" look into Germanic paganism since it's more documented and less SJW infected than Celtic paganism.

Asatruar 01/22/16 (Fri) 01:39:00 No.9373

No one cares. These people don't actually give a shit about the ways of their ancestors. Germanic paganism just looks "White" to them and they like the aesthetics + the idea of tradition (vs. the substance of one). Because they think of themselves broadly as "White European", they feel they can pick and choose.

Asatruar 01/22/16 (Fri) 11:50:05 No.9375

>>9356

>if you're from an English speaking country, there is really no point in following Norse/Germanic paganism.

Lol, I'm of continental German descent, and a large swath of the United States is too:

http://renegadetribune.com/schwaben-states-america/