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I smell a rat. You're arguing just a little too passionately for these pagans to be wearing a Catholic flag. At best, you come off as one of those Alt-Right /pol/ cultural/utilitarian Christians who cry out "We need to set our differences aside and join our pagan allies!!!!"
Lol. No. We do not.
First off, you're seriously saying that the prophet Elijah himself, rather than mocking the worshipers of false gods should have been kinder and gentler to them? From 1 Kings: 25-27:
>25 And Elijah said unto the prophets of Baal, Choose you one bullock for yourselves, and dress it first; for ye are many; and call on the name of your gods, but put no fire under.
>26 And they took the bullock which was given them, and they dressed it, and called on the name of Baal from morning even until noon, saying, O Baal, hear us. But there was no voice, nor any that answered. And they leaped upon the altar which was made.
>27 And it came to pass at noon, that Elijah mocked them, and said, Cry aloud: for he is a god; either he is talking, or he is pursuing, or he is in a journey, or peradventure he sleepeth, and must be awaked.
So no, even God's word condones mocking those who believe falsely.
Secondly,
>"and most pagans are good people."
The vast majority of pagans are degenerate Liberals Larping around and Conservative minded pagans are an insignificant and powerless minority. Go to the front page of 8chan, and look up the amount of unique user IDs for 8chan/asatru/ You will always find them in the lower double digits at best, if even that.
Outside of 8chan, who do you find most effectively standing against degeneracy? Thousands of Polish Catholics marching in the streets and praying around their borders. Orthodox Eastern Europeans putting up and guarding borders against out of control immigration. Where are the pagans in all of this?
So no, they are not an essential ally we must make nice with in order to save the West. We can get along just fine without infecting them with a false sense of grandeur, acknowledgement and significance by "allying with them."
Also,, If you are a real Christian, I'm sure I don't need to pull from the vast treasure trove of Bible verses warning of and telling of the consequences of the Israelites and Christians yoking themselves evenly with non-believers and becoming corrupted by them.
For a more recent and pertinent example, just look no further than the Alt-Right itself. From the very beginning they adopted a big tent approach, allowing in homosexuals ( i.e. the first pic from >>603309 ), pagans, and eventually being overrun by 1488rs and Stormers, leading to the Charlottesville disaster that has effectively neutered them if not outright destroyed them.
Also, stuff like this makes you come off as even more suspect::
> Conflating "witchcraft" with "paganism". Pagans also hunted witches…
Pagans occasionally killed witches that caused trouble, but had no problems with having entire mini-cults centered around such practices. /asatru/ and /fringe/ being friends is no coincidence.
And this entire obeservation right here:
>The felling of the oak…
Is pure 100% pedantic hair splitting.
Most of your observations are pedantic hair splitting over MEMES.
Memes aren't supposed to be subtle, kind and gentle and take the other party's feelings into consideration. They're supposed to be succinct, efficient, and have an impact. They're supposed to be weapons, not hugs.
In effect, your posts comes off as being the product of a false-flagging pagan trying to sabotage us, or, as said before, at best a cultural Christian who thinks we need to buddy up with the 1% of pagans who are Conservative leaning in order to save the West, because they are a such a large and critical ally group, that Europa will simply die without their help.
And once again I say:
No. We do not.