I read the article, too. The dude brags about kicking over stacks right as people make them. He approaches the problem with aggression when he could just educate people instead.
Seems like the type to be into Vikings for the same reason as other misinformed groups. It’s douchebag behavior even if what he’s saying is true.
Oh don’t get me wrong here, it’s not the Vikings but the “appropriation” (and misinterpretation) of them by alpha males and white supremacists that puts me off.
It’s like The Punisher. Comic fans nowadays aren’t going to get a tattoo of it because if the connotations
I read the article, too. The dude brags about kicking over stacks right as people make them. He approaches the problem with aggression when he could just educate people instead.
Seems like the type to be into Vikings for the same reason as other misinformed groups. It’s douchebag behavior even if what he’s saying is true.
The good ol fashioned “stop liking what I don’t like” attitude. That’ll show them!
I can’t tell if that’s directed at me or the hiker
You know, both.
You don’t like vikings, he doesn’t like people picking up rocks.
Oh don’t get me wrong here, it’s not the Vikings but the “appropriation” (and misinterpretation) of them by alpha males and white supremacists that puts me off.
It’s like The Punisher. Comic fans nowadays aren’t going to get a tattoo of it because if the connotations
Tbf I don’t think many people were getting Punisher tats even before it became a thing for white supremacists, though.