Comments by "Axxe" (@Axxe80) on "Abstract performance to celebrate Switzerland's rail opening - Daily Mail" video.

  1. No.
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  2. Not obvious enough it seems as you still got it wrong.
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  3.  @badadviceforfree  Yes, parts of it are referenced here (in an abstract style), but also the mythological "Krampus" who has his roots in that region and most likely much more.
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  4. No, they are not. You not liking something doesn't make it anything bad.
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  5. This is the opening of a rail tunnel. It has nothing to do with CERN that is 300 km away from that tunnel.
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  6. Read about the regional folklore about the Gotthard mountain range and the first bridge that was built into it. Then you see what this artistic performance is actually referencing.
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  7. "Thou shallst not use bible verses for YouTube comments as they're not proving anything, but are respectless, pushy and annoying." (Morons 08;15)
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  8. No.
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  9. OK christiban
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  10. It's not, zealot.
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  11. It's not. Read about the regional folklore how the first bridge in the Gotthard mountain range was built and you know what was referenced in this performance.
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  12. *Artistic performance
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  13.  @JM-ko5mp  lol you're either uneducated or intentionally not telling the truth or both lol
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  14. There's nothing weird about neither.
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  15. ❄
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  16. It's an artistic performance referencing some local legends and folklore.
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  17. It's neither.
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  18. If your incomprehensible post tries to state that there's any relation between this rail tunnel and cern, than you're simply misinformed.
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  19. They actually are not.
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  20.  @AgentFenix117  It's an artistic performance that incorporates several references to regional folklore.
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  21.  @AgentFenix117  Thanks :)
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  22.  @madcap_9539  Thank you :) And agreed, it is baffling how so many people fall for superstitious nonsense.
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  23.  @REGDORTNARG  I visit this video occasionally if I have some time to spent in order to counter absurd internet myths.
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  24. Pure nonsense. (And this has nothing to do with CERN.)
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  25. There is no connection tO CERN. And it isn't santanic.
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  26. It is art. And as long as you don't read about the local folklore you lack the information needed to correctly interpret this performance.
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  27.  @MegaHealer  Or in other words: In order to not have to admit judging something on first sight without knowing all the facts you invent some esoteric mumbojumbo. 🤦‍♂
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  28.  @bjiggs01  Wrong interpretation. (Also illogical btw)
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  29.  @2990rick  With that comment you just proofed that you are the troll here.
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  30.  @2990rick  🤦‍♂
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  31. Of course, the US democrats are responsible for an artistic performance at the inauguration of a railroad tunnel in Switzerland... 🤦
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  32. That's nonsense.
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  33. Your interpretation is wrong and this has nothing to do with CERN.
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  34. This has nothing to do with CERN at all.
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  35. 🤦‍♂
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  36. This tunnel has nothing to do with cern.
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  37. @ No, it's not. Not even nearby.
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  38. It's obviously not.
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  39. ​ @thepanzerblog  Ignorance is not an argument. You have no clue about what this performance is referencing (some old local folklore) and instead of getting educated about it you make up your misinterpretation and declare it to be a fact.
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  40.  @thepanzerblog  Dunning-Kruger at its finest 🤦‍♂
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  41.  @thepanzerblog  ...says an uniformed right wing extrxxxst.
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  42.  @2990rick  Yes, I'm someone who says that democracy including the freedom of art is not disputable.
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  43.  @2990rick  ><((((*>
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  44. ok christiban
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  45. *artistic performance
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  46. It's not.
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  47. No, it is not. It's an artistic performance incorporating parts of local folklore.
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  48.  @seafarer8264  You know nothing about the culture and legends there but still you're presumptuously judging.
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  49.  @2990rick  Nope, I'm just someone who has a problem with the Christiban trying to abolish the freedom of art - based on pure ignorance, like in this case without knowing the old legends about the first bridge on this mountain range.
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  50. "Thou shallst not post bible verses in YT-comments as that is dumb and annoying." - Morons 08;15
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  51. This has nothing to do with CERN.
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  52. It's not. It's an artistic performance referencing regional folklore and tales.
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  53. It doesn't need to be beautiful, it's still art (and nothing nefarious). With that being said - I don't like it either.
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  54. ...and I call your post BS.
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  55.  @2990rick  ...says someone who believes in UFOs and other nonsense. Btw: You are the one who's judgmental, as you judge this artistic performance without knowing anything of the swiss folklore and mythology that was referenced in it.
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  56. You not liking and intentionally misinterpreting it doesn't make it evil.
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  57.  @tonydillinger2553  I am understanding, you are not. Otherwise you would've noted how this is directly referencing regional folklore, legends and tales. But you don't know about them nor do you bother as you like your misinterpretation better.
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  58.  @tonydillinger2553  Are you still not getting it? It does NOT depict what you think it does.
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  59.  @tonydillinger2553  Weak reply as expected. Because you have no facts. But for sure you'll agree that if I should think a cloud looks like an elephant it actually is an elephant and not a cloud, right?
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  60. What has a train tunnel to do with CERN..? Nothing!
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  61.  @Posavina985  This was at the inauguration of a railroad tunnel, that has nothing to do with CERN and isn't even nearby. Please, use your brain next time when you leave a comment (and stop liking your own remarks).
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  62.  @Posavina985  No it has not. It's a railroad tunnel and It's not even nearby.
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  63. That performance is just referencing some old legends and folklore. If you think that is "satanic" than most fairy tales are too - oh, and of course also the bible as it mentions the devil quite often too...
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  64.  @Gobnogler  And of science. Of cows. Also of goats, certain numbers, Rock'n'roll, Elvis, education, pen & paper rpgs, solar eclipse, ...
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  65. Neither.
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  66. Then you should perhaps switch from a rumor and bs mill to a serious source of reliable information.
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  67.  @2990rick  No, Mr. Christiban, the freedom of art is not disputable. You have no clue about the regional legends that were referenced in this performance, so you have no base for judging it. By your "logic" nearly every fairy tale would need to be banned. 🤦‍♂
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  68. Not CERN.
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  69. An artistic performance at a railroad tunnel inauguration clearly isn't.
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  70. 🤣
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  71. This is neither anything bad nor in any connection to CERN.
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  72. That's nonsense. And as the title of the video already says: This is the opening of a railroad tunnel that is ~ 300 kilometers away from CERN and has absolutly nothing to do with it.
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  73.  @guitarttimman  It has nothing to do with CERN or the LHC. And it's pure arrogance on your part to state your (wrong) interpretation of the artistic opening performance of that railroad tunnel as if it was a fact.
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  74.  @guitarttimman  Misinterpreting an artistic performance without knowing the background is pure cultural chauvinism.
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  75.  @guitarttimman  No, it's not. It is ~ 300 kilometers away from CERN and has absolutly nothing to do with it.
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  76. No.
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  77. It was neither satxxxc nor is there any connection with CERN.
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  78. Exactly. These religious funda.....list guys are nuts.
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  79. No.
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  80.  @2990rick  Nope, dear UFO-believer, it was not. By that "logic" perhaps the bible should get banned for being "satanic" as well? 🤦‍♂
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  81.  @Millstone_a_child_of_God  🤣🤣
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  82. It's not.
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  83.  @2990rick  That has nothing to do with trolling, but with using a bit of spare time here and there to counter misinformation. Too much bad stuff came out of silly internet legends in the past years. And nope, those aren't obvious but intentional misintepretations, often born out of cultural chauvinism.
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  84.  @2990rick  Says a cons....cy myth believer that likes his own posts.
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  85.  @Axolotl-Zero  You have no clue about swiss culture, so don't judge what you don't understand.
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  86.  @chrisconner6446  It is not.
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  87. It is not. This performance is referencing regional folklore - some legends. It has nothing to do with the stuff you claim it allegedly had.
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  88.  @grimjim1774  You obviously never invested at least ten minutes to at least try to understand what is referenced in this performance, but just made up your own misinterpretation (or parroting what someone else told you)...
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  89.  @grimjim1774  It can't get more childish... 🤦‍♂
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  90.  @rougemoonchild9429  An artistic performance at the inauguration of a railroad tunnel that referenced regional tales, legends and folklore.
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  91. This was neither occult nor a ritual.
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  92. No.
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  93. Freedom of art.
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  94. Nope, it's neither. How do you come to your strange conclusion?
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  95. That's complete nonsense.
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  96. It's not.
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  97. No, it is an artistic performance. And the persons who actually are ignorant are you and other folks who don't bother to invest at least a couple of minutes to see what this performance is actually referencing (regional folklore and legends).
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  98.  @Tsu_tey  Beginning with an ad hominem, how classy. And you're still ignorant. As you aren't interested in what this actually shows because you like your made up intentional misinterpretation better.
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  99.  @rougemoonchild9429  Why should I? Actually I want everyone to find and read about it themselves, because no matter what I write here - who ever is believing in this being something malicious won't take my word for it. So I generalize to get people looking for themselves. But to give you at least some hints: There is an old legend about how the first bridge that was the first way to cross through the Gotthard-mountain range was built. Short summary: villagers being careless tricked the d....l (<YT) into building it for them. It could have ended badly but fortunatly a priest or an old women (depending on the variant of the myth) came along the way and saved the day - with either the name of Christ or a cross craved into a stone (again depending on the specific variant) he could be sent back to where he came from. Also there is a very old mythological figure named Krampus that originated in the region (he looks like the "goat man" in this performance and he's a servant of Santa Clause - nice children get presents from Santa, children that misbehaved during the year get scared by Krampus). And also another meaning is quite literal, as he "hops" through the "stones" - there are Ibexes living in the Gotthard.
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  100. It's not.
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  101. This is the inauguration of a rail tunnel. And it has nothing to do with CERN at all! And the superstitious portal nonsense nothing but absurd mumbojumbo.
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  102.  @mio2540  Most likely not even a complete elementary school education...
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  103. You disliking it doesn't make it evil
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  104. It's an artistic performance incorporating parts of local folklore.
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  105. You mean "the Christiban" ;)
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  106. And obviously nothing happened. Like every year. And btw: this was the opening of a railroad tunnel. It has nothing to do with CERN at all.
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  107. It isn't.
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  108. Artistic performance.
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  109. Get well soon.
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  110. This is an artistic performance that references some old legends and other folklore from the region where this tunnel was built.
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  111. So if you declare goats to be "demonic" I hope you never visit a farm...
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  112. Which isn't true at all.
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  113. And that is celebrating the opening of a tunnel.
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  114. How much do you know about regional folklore there?
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  115.  @2990rick  < the UFO troll again
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  116. Sitting in New Zealand judging foreign culture. That's called chauvinism btw.
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  117.  @ChrisTeManaakitanga-n7e  How old are you - 12?? Your emoji overloaded post was barely comprehensible. And no, sitting in New Zealand and knowing nothing about swiss folklore you shouldn't judge as you don't know the context. Your culture isn't better than anyone else's.
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  118.  @ChrisTeManaakitanga-n7e  Nope, you only parroted the nonsense you picked up somewhere on the net. Everyone can easily find the folklore referenced in this performance...
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  119.  @2990rick  🤦‍♂
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  120. No.
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  121. It's not.
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  122. It's not.
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  123. Nope it's not.
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  124. Those are the side effects of your tinfoil hat.
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  125.  @rolandasa.1357  🤦‍♂
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  126. It is not.
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  127. No.
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  128. So you think Switzerland is the hell on earth 🤦‍♂
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  129. ​ @2990rick  The content of your channel illustrates that you believe every nonsense in order to feel "special"...
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  130. ...but, of course, YOU know better. How comes that you watch so many sat. rituals enabling you to spot one? Or do you just think horror movies are documentaries? And why do you judge this despite not having the necessary background information (the regional tales and folklore about this mountain range that this performance references)?
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  131. This has nothing to do with CERN.
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  132. It's an artistic performance and nothing else.
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  133.  @oagardo  No, just using some time to counter daft consp. nonsense.
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  134. It's not.
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  135. There was no ceremony at the opening of the LHC. This is from the inauguration of the Gotthard tunnel that has nothing to do with CERN in any way - it's not even nearby. And if you don't know about the regional legends, tales and folklore you cannot correctly interprete this artistic performance.
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  136. No.
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  137. Because those 'Christiban' folks always look for something they can disdain while still thinking they're doing something morale or heroic by that...
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  138. Nope, it wasn't.
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  139. ​ @SparklesandBamboo  So which parts of that performance differed so much from the old tale about the first bridge in that mountain range that it supports any other interpretation?
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  140.  @SparklesandBamboo  Hahaha....OK, no further questions. You actually are crazy.
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  141.  @2990rick  rick has been answering every comment to dismiss reality
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  142. An artistic performance incorporating parts of local folklore.
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  143. 🤦‍♂
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  144. 🤦‍♂
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  145. What a nonsense. Btw: this video is six years old...
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  146.  @Gioachina0279  Your opinion. And still this hasn't got anything to do with this artistic performance that the Christiban likes to intentionally minsinterprete so much.
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  147. In order to understand all the references one has to know about the regional folklore and legends. This is not a "ritual" or anything malicious, but an artistic performance (albeit a rather ugly one in my opinion).
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  148. It's referencing regional folklore - nothing "demonic" about it.
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  149. There's nothing evil about an artistic performance.
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  150. Reading about some of the legends and tales of that region and especially about that mountain range (some can be found online) makes understanding the show easier.
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  151. 🤦‍♂
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  152. It's not.
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  153. It's not.
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  154. Nothing occult about regional folklore and old legends and tales.
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  155. OK Ivan
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  156. "Thou shallst not post bible verses as YouTube comments as they prove nothing and it is respectless, pushy and annoying af." 2 Morons 08;15
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  157.  @tonyh4513  ...and I could write the very same about your ramblings.
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  158. Get well soon and don't forget your pills again.
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  159.  @2990rick  You obviously don't even know what "trolling" is, your channel speaks volumes...
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  160. There's nothing nefarious about art.
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  161. 😂
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  162. That's not what it is.
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  163.  @Leistt  Do you always refer to yourself in plural? Nevertheless: This was an artistic performance incorporating many elements of regional legends, tales and folklore - like i.e. the legend of the d.'s bridge or the "Krampus".
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  164.  @Leistt  No, it's just the usual spiel of people pretending (and often actually thinking) they are speaking for the masses when in fact they only speak for themself - and you know that very well. And nope, your word games don't prove anything, but just give evidence that you have nothing factual to reply.
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  165.  @Leistt  I literally named you a few of the pieces referenced in this performance and which background information (regional tales and folklore) is needed for a correct interpretation. You have nothing but your claims (which are pretty absurd btw).
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  166. That is once more confirms my theory - people judge things without the necessary information.
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  167. No.
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  168. There's no connection between CERN and this railroad tunnel whatsoever. They are 300 km (~ 186 miles) distant from each other.
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  169. No it isn't.
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  170. lol 🤡
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  171. ...and it appears as if you were removing your cap to receive a tinfoil hat!🤦‍♂
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  172. Stop spamming.
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  173.  @2990rick  🤦‍♂
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  174. There was no "ritual". This was an artistic performance.
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  175. It's not. This performance depicts some old, regional folklore about that mountain range.
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  176.  @2990rick  Nope. Just someone who has a problem with the Christiban trying to abolish the freedom of art based on pure ignorance.
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  177. If you don't know the regional legends, tales and folklore you lack the necessary information to interprete this.
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  178.  @alanlinnell6817  It's an artistic performance and nothing bad.
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  179.  @Leonidovich_7  Found someone whithout arguments or facts
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  180. 🤦‍♂
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  181. No, it's not. It's an artistic performance that includes some regional legends, tales and folklore.
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  182. Why don't you investigate what this performance is actually referencing?
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  183.  @2990rick  🤦‍♂
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  184. Nobody forces you to like or even just watch art you don't like. But that doesn't make the piece of art anything malicious.
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  185. It's neither.
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  186. This has nothing to do with CERN - and no, they don't do any of that there either.
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  187. 🤦‍♂
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  188. It is not.
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  189. It's the abstract depiction of local folklore.
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  190. One should think that this Qinsanity would've stopped, but obviously some will never learn...
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  191. If you don't like certain works of art that doesn't make them "satanic".
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  192. ​ @deliafredericks7578  Yes it was art. And nope, your interpretation isn't a fact, but just your opinion. The performance incorporated a lot of folklore about the Gotthart and you not knowing what is referred to doesn't mean you can just make up a sily story and expect others to believe it. And I don't care wha the bible (allegedly) says.
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  193.  @deliafredericks7578  LOL. So because a whole armada of conspixxxx myth beliefers roam this comment section giving the (false) impression of a whole lot of people believing the same nonsense makes it correct? And demons don't exist - except in fairy tales. Until now no one was ever able to prove anything supernatural. You just don't know what the elements in the performance are referring to - that's why you believe a (purposefully made) wrong interpretation.
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  194.  @deliafredericks7578  I told you: I don't care what the bible (allegedly) says. And no, the freedom of expression of art and of science are inviolable and won't be limited based on impossible superstitious myths some people make up about CERN.
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  195. This is an artistic performance incorporating several elements from regional folklore. And nothing else.
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  196.  @REGDORTNARG  I did neither say nor imply anything like that. I just answerded your (rather absurd) questions.
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  197. ❄
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  198. What you call it doesn't change what it is - a piece of art that you don't understand.
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  199. An art performance.
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