Comments by "" (@paulrevere2379) on "Merry Yule From the Viking Cabin" video.

@thornhedge9639 What? Hey, there's gotta be somebody (that) needs some killin'. 😜 Seriously I wish these events, specifically their inevitable end without resistance, were unprecedented, but history is not unknown to me. The world has had a prior period where truth, freedom and knowledge were supressed. We remember it now as the dark ages.
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I sense thoughtfulness. Allow me to invite you to elaborate. I will even be a wee bit contradictory, but I don't think I really disagree with the surface sentiment, but maybe in a deeper sense I do. I have never made comfort and luxury/wealth a priority in life as the vast majority of my fellow Americans, especially peers. Has 2020 been hard? Yes. Fight for your life hard? Not remotely. The problem with 2020: Pathetically weak and depressing to see almost no manhood in the world as workers of evil mischief have freely had their way with virtually no resistance. tbh idk how 2021 will compare, but I do know that it is better to fight for life, meaning freedom and liberty, than to be a cowering slave, even if to fight means struggle, deprivation, loneliness at times, etc., all while the cowering slave has his comforts (Amazon and Fakebook) for a while anyway.
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@thornhedge9639 One can infer from your words (thx btw) that the pre-division era was one of near universal deception. In that case, I would welcome the division, although with some reservations. I revere the power of the sheathed sword, in the possession of a true warrior that is. Weaklings, morally and physically, are not helpful toward resisting/overcoming evil. It is preferable to use wisdom rather than the sword, but the wisdom of the weak looks pretty foolish when crushed beneath mighty wickedness. Truth, Wisdom, Strength, Freedom - These are essential in knowing full manhood imo. I'm ok with calling them Viking skills; the context is clear enough for me.
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