Comments by "SCINTILLAM DEI" (@scintillam_dei) on "" video.

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@whowereweagain Lying about your gender is worth getting upset over but you don't care if your little daughter goes to the bathroom followed by a big man lying about his gender to look over her shoulder.
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@Irianna Alexander the Great had blond from his barbarian blood, and black from his Greek. He was a great representation of Europeans of the north and of the south. The hair of an Asiatic lion his was compared to, is black and golden.
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@RasqaI In many public bathrooms in the US anyway, you can easily see feet in a cubicle. A pervert would have no problem taking a peek.
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@magnusdeadliftson7149 Actually, Shaniqua is the name they reserve for their Persian edition of Asshole's Greed: The Shahanshah will be called the ShahanShaniqua.
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I never liked WoW because the characters are nearly always hideous and a bit cartoony. I do like the Leeroy Jenkins line.
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@Irianna Ancient Greece had far less Germanic and Celtic and Nazi influence than modern Greece. You're projecting modern demographics onto ancients. Context matters. Greece was invaded time and again by Slavs and other non-natives to southern Europe, coming from the northern lands where your colours are from.
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@Irianna You commit circular reasoning for your DNA assertion, and I didn't say all Greeks mixed. I didn't even say anything about Greeks mixing at all in marriages.
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@Irianna Greek-speaking doesn't make it racially Greek or are Indians English by race? Greek was the lingua franca of the time, and Epirus was nearby similar to Sicilians also influenced heavily by Greeks but not Greek originally. Greeks had outposts throughout the Mediterranean, so there were always a few Greeks along the shores of most of southern Europe from Iberia to Crimea.
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Just like Micro$oft pushes the atheist agenda in Age of Empires like the LIE that Huns were atheists. The closer to nature you are, the more likely to believe in spirits. Just ask North Korean atheists. The REAL question is: Will he play on my realistic maps for Age of Empires 2 (and 1)? EVROPA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLF0NDuCkdY&t=19s&ab_channel=SCINTILLAMDEI PACIFIC OCEAN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6nAlzSC2fs&ab_channel=SCINTILLAMDEI THE FAR EAST https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmmvDXtC3ZU&ab_channel=SCINTILLAMDEI THE WORLD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6ESlnRid70&t=15s&ab_channel=SCINTILLAMDEI EURASIA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FscEnSENTMo&ab_channel=SCINTILLAMDEI THE ANCIENT WORLD (for the original Age of Empires) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYy80ojsnj0&t=69s&ab_channel=SCINTILLAMDEI
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@Irianna You cite the Odyssey and Iliad, FICTION, to try to prove something is NON-FICTION. Do you realize how irrational that is? :-) You may as well be arguing for ancient Indians having been BLUE and multi-armed because their mythology says so! So tell me: THAT SO? Granted, the Iliad has some truth in it such as that there was a Trojan war (during the Bronze Age collapse which was due to seven years of famine as the Bible explains perfectly.)
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@Irianna The Aztecs said Quetzalcoatl would have a beard and come from the east and be light-skinned. Does this mean that Aryans were in América before Spain got to that part of America, or Vikings to a little corner in the NE of North America? Don't tell me Mayans were also white! LOL! You're like a culture vulture WE WUZ KANGZ N SHEET black racist.
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@Irianna "It's not possible to have both black and blonde hair at the same time." Someone could also say it's not possible to have eyes of different colours, yet Alexander had eyes of different colours, not just hair of different colours. Your argument from incredulity fallacy doesn't cut it.
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@Irianna I didn't say the word xanthos nor intended it. Cite your source so I can scrutinize it.
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@Irianna https://www.greece-is.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/7053-1.jpg You say his having both black and yellow hairs is impossible. So you say he dyed them? Why would he dye them? He's a poor shepherd from Crete.
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@Irianna "If you are looking for a quick answer then know that nobody is “pure”. Every population is mixed to a certain degree." That's what one of your sources says. That there is no pure race. So that means no pure Nordic exists. This video proves a pure Nordic man exists... for crying out loud. :-)
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@Irianna So your best evidence is that a book of fables (Iliad) said one guy was blond? Again: Do you believe there were ancient Indians with blue skin and many arms?
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@Irianna Ah, so you cherry pick what is factual or not, from myths. Then you are inconsistent, which undermines your "Iliad therefore blond Greeks existed" argument.
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@Irianna Greeks had slaves, so you may as well be saying there was a Germanic slave in Greece at the time. You haven't proven anything more than your desperation to steal the culture and glory of Greece.
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@Irianna Southern Mediterranean Europeans have light skin, including me by default though we can tan. Their being white is not the issue. Of course they were and are white. I never said Greece was only Athens and Sparta. Strawman fallacy there. Greece WAS a thing, but not a single nation, I know. Anyone in modern times can paint ancient statues and claim it was the original colours. Not proof.
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@Irianna "And the personal opinion of Aristotle isn't a scientific fact." Did I even mention him?
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@Irianna Giving yourself a like is like giving yourself a high-five.
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@Irianna Irianna. You said no pure race exists.... Is the Golden One a bastardized version of a Nordic or is he pure?
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@d4nkx549 She might be Nordic, but she isn't Greek. Similarly, a Turk can be Aryan, but not a Hittite if they really did come from Central Asia. Some in Turkey are deluded and believe they are Hittites, the natives of Anatolia. Similarly, many Berbers are deluded and believe they are Arabs. Many Phoenicians and Mesopotamians also.
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@Irianna Epirus is part of modern Greece but elsewhere you said Greece wasn't a thing. So now "Greece" matters but not in antiquity? And Istanbul is part of Turkey so does that mean it was Turkish to begin with?
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@Irianna Parts of Sicily (SE like Syracuse) were Greek city-states or polities, just as Greek as Macedonia.
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@Irianna How do you know he had highlights? You were there when he groomed his hair? NO. You're making stuff up. Hair will change consistently, not be like his, if the hair changes by the sun. I had a childhood friend in Honduras who was born blond but whose hair became dark brown because of the sun growing up. It was consistently changed. Your anecdote depends on me taking you at your word. That would be gullible of me.
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@Irianna Greek nationality does not racially make. Living there doesn't make someone Greek, or else a black guy born in Athens is Greek.
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@Irianna Part of Epirus is in Albania anyway, and they aren't Greek just like ancient Epirotes.
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I loved the Skyrim song until realizing it refers to the Anti-Christ, the Dragonborn, dragon being Satan, and born alluding to his incarnation.
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@HelghastGrunt Why tell someone who does an AD HOMINEM fallacy showing you don't really care for the truth¿
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@BaldyAngry This summer I played Rayman 2 made by Ubisoft. I got to the final boss which was too frustrating to bother with it much, so I gave up there, but the message of the game was to not pollute the world with toxic stuff, which is a good message. Unfortunately, they also promote witchcraft. As fantasy, it is apparently harmless except it desensitizes people into accepting consorting with evil spirits. Fire Emblem for instance, promotes the "love dragons" agenda that the Dragon Satan wants. Ash hugging Charizard, Puff the Magic Dragon, Dragonheart and other media promoting the devil's agenda show he indeed rules the world. See the series "Proof Satan Rules The World Ergo The Bible is Right." Over 3K slides of evidence.
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Valhella.
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Check out my Far East map for Age of Empires 2. No libtardation there.
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