Transgender Viking Warriors? DELUSIONAL
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- Once again we have to stand against political rewriting of history to defend the truth.
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On these articles we are speaking about the finding at Birka from the late 1800s So this is not a new "discovery", it is however a very modern way to look at the discovery that's for sure and as you will see, many facts have been kept hidden from you...until now.
#debunking #vikings #transgender
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The far left likes to play pretend too much. The widest thing is they want to seemingly just erase women in anything physical. They even have biological male athletes competing in women's leagues and outcompeting them. Not to mention relationship "advice" that leads to women losing good relationships for the mob mentality of the political crud.
I'm surprised they haven't tried to say Marylin Monroe is a man yet.
There is an old article I saw which you might enjoy. It is of an anthropologist, Laura Bohannan, who tried explaining Hamlet to an African tribe. It gives a pretty good example of what one probably should expect when trying to compare radically different cultures.
ie, Hamlet had no business trying to quiet his father's ghost and should have instead gone to his uncle and dropped it in his lap. Oh, and the social customs of the uncle having to wait to marry his brother's widow were really stupid.
NO, just no.
Society is at its breaking point, its now very obvious that there is no path towards reconciliation with the two sides- the left has totally and completely gone insane.
There is a woman, she was "trans", and a Historian. She transitioned to a man and then back again. She was married and had children. She also said in her lectures, that there is a correlation between homosexuality and the fall of almost every civilization in human history. I forget her name, but she is well known. So, if you did any kind of research, you would probably find her pretty quick.
They just don't get that just because a woman isn't a stereotypical woman doesn't mean that she's a man.
They are digging a hole, trying to find gold. Not realising they are digging a grave
Or...in this culture the stereotypical Woman knows how to fight, hunt anf other tasks.
And that the "Hyper" feminine image stems from diffrent cultures and points in time.
From times where dollification and other such practices occured that put all manual labour on men. And women only cooked and cleaned. Or they just had to lool nice as part of a harem.
For Norse culture this is normal. This is "Stereotypical" Norse.
I mean nobody is saying that lol
Yeah, I feel the same sense of weirdness in this. While they say (and possibly believe) that they are breaking narrow-minded ideas of gender roles, what they are actually doing by this is binding sexes to very narrow roles of their own making, deviation from which they then immediately label as trans.
Then again, perhaps it's intentional: if you only accept as a man a full bearded lumberjack who drinks cheap beer and fights bears a a hobby, of course you'll end up seeing vast majority of guys as trans!
Yeah, pretty sexist to assume someone's gender just based on their clothes. Shouldn't those hyper woke people be the first to see that?
"We found evidence of a female skeleton."
...so... a woman?
"A transgender man."
*groans painfully*
And yet you are giving them enough attention, hence importance.
@@HeathenDance Yeah, we need to let as many people know about how stupid this historical revionist BS is. It stands in the way of anything honest and thought-provoking
@@noxplay4906 It's the opposite. It's the classic feeding of the troll. These decadent agendas depend on conflict, polarity and negativity. It's their fuel. That's how they keep themselves together. The same logic brought Nazis to power, actually. As for the Woke Movement, if people had stopped giving them attention, specially on-line, where almost everyone is addicted to dramatism and show-off, the woke movement had died years ago. But let's face it, even those who are against this, have a blast engaging in this fight. People get bored, spend too much time on-line, and it's always a pretext for feeling revolted, making another joke, and feeling good about themselves.
It astounds me how much woke people actually hate gender equality.
"A woman did something we think of as masculine in the modern day? Well that's because she's actually a man!"
Total insanity
@@HeathenDance yeah, let's ignore historical revisionism, it has NEEEEVER been used to push political agendas.
"She was using male armor"
Sir, armor is armor, pink boob armor only exists in videogames
at least in viking times. More modern plate armor might look different to accomodate boobs but for anything in that period? Armor is armor. Or did they literally find the biking chain armor ^^
@@totalutilitarian3292 there was only cabin mail armor at that time all over Europe plate armor was very rare at the time even a sword was not a common everyday carry I will say swords are not as rare as they say but plate armor is all but unheard of chain mail is flexible and only needed to be adjusted to how low the armor will reach the lowest we found was the knees
maybe it was meant as mail armor
@@beladder naa normal plate armor works with women, no problem - they were more tailored anyway
But, but, but red Sonja armor....it has to exist. Bring forth the chainmail g-strings
Hello. Im from Sweden and I remember they talked about this woman in a documentary but they just called it a woman and suggested there could have been cases of women as warriors among the vikings, they never speculated about this nonsense about "transgender".
hi, i'm Swedish and i missed this story entirely
true this transgender stuff is all BS
What's really odd is these people are erasing women from history.
They woke are the real misogynists.
I mean, they are also trying to erase women today. The whole reason the terf movement came about was because women's spaces were being converted into transwomen's spaces.
Just look how many transwomen have completely wiped out women in athletic competitions.
They're trying to create their own version of history. Seems to be a lot of that going on these days.
These are the same people who claim to be feminists but they want to erase everything women did. It’s weird.
@@cp1cupcake While I don't agree with historical inaccuracies such as this one, including trans women in the present in women spaces is not erasing women. Expanding the definition of "woman" is not bad, it's just that we are in the middle of the process, so obviously certain issues such as trans women in sports are still being worked on. It's also less common than whatever media you consume makes you believe.
People in Antiquity wore helmets. Therefore, the Romans must have been avid motorcycle enthusiasts.
Exactly. They regularly legions of Victory motorcycles to give their horses much needed breaks after big battles.
Because the nearest Harley shop was too far away.
Oh stop that's just nonsense it's obvious they were vert skaters c'mon man
It's simply an association fallacy. A=C, B=C, Therefore A=C.
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@@nobleundead5678
Do you mean to say A=B? You said A=C twice
I’m transgender and I was once a history major. I always I roll my eyes when I come across such articles. As Carl Sagan well said, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Thank you for your honest pursuit and exposure of the evidence-based truth. Thank you also for acknowledging the harsh reality of those who, like me, suffer from gender dysphoria. Before I learned the vocabulary to understand and explain my condition, I just felt the excruciating incongruence between my mind and body, but I wouldn’t have made bold claims like those seen in these articles. I have followed and admired your work for a while now, and continue to learn from you every time.
Then you are a viking now
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I'm trans as well and while I don't have any formal education in history I am a massive nerd so I very much feel the same when I come across stuff like this.
@@KageKatzeMassive nerds of all sorts are always welcome!!
The sad thing is; when these so-called Historians re-evaluate through their skewed, ‘modern’ lens, they glut the system with so much idiocy and fallacy that they leave no room for true historical figures who could be studied and appreciated!
It's like these people have never read about Shield Maidens, have never read about Norse culture, or have never seen the barely historically accurate show Vikings.
Or heard of tomboys, because for all their claims otherwise these people really believe in gender roles.
To be fair, history changes with the times often. Go back even a few years and you don't see nearly as many female warriors. Now suddenly, when the world is bending over backwards for equality, all you see are female warriors, female leaders, etc. Nothing makes any sense beyond what we want to believe at this point...
Shield Maidens didn't fight, they just simply carried and oiled the shield and other weapons. SHIELD MAIDENS not SHIELD WARRIORS. Maybe actually read some Viking history printed before whamen power trends
@@Simple-xo1jj You should probably read some archaeological records regarding Shield-Maidens and female warrior burials across the Norse world. There are also a number of both Norse and Roman sources talking about female warriors.
@@1Flagwaver you're just simply lying. You obviously haven't turned any historical pages in your day. When you lie about history it's not only weak but it's stolen valor like claiming to be a navy seal when you're not. Shield maidens were called maidens because they were servants not warriors. If they were warriors they would have been given written credit for it for sure because anyone strong enough to fight would have been given their due credit. They carried and oiled weapons and equipment for their warrior (men) they didn't fight. They carried the shield the same way squires did for knights and in duel battles they brought the shield to their male warriors. There are numerous accounts of shield maidens in Norse mythology depicting a shield maiden throwing herself on top of her Lord's wounded body to shield him from his opponents death blow and begging for mercy on her man's behalf. I know pop culture has guys like you hiding behind skirts and admiring female heroes like a bunch of weaklings but not just in Viking history but ALL history up until the mid nineties men would look down on men that couldn't handle women physically, it was looked at as a sign of weakness. Sorry to expose your lies.
"Who controls the past controls the future; who controls the present controls the past."
--George Orwell, "1984"
Sometimes I wonder if Orwell just understood tyrants really well or if tyrants followed the methods of his books.
Who controls the imaginary world controls the real world, and lo, who controls the unprovable controls the imaginary.
@@kevintanza6968 he lived it. Orwell was a socialist who fought in the Spanish Civil War--until the communists turned on the socialists for not being "pure" enough.
And as they say, history repeats itself.
@@kevintanza6968 Probably all a psyop, disguised as mainstream literature. The deception is deep.
I thought it was the victor who controls history?
And reasonable people who don't nod to this kind of ridiculous nonsense are being labelled 'transphobic'. Go figure.
Exactly
I wear that with pride, but not THAT pride.
@@Justin-pe9cl When they constantly attack us for defending truth & normality and constantly push their outrageous beliefs one can only start to foster disdain and hatred for them
At this point, 'transphobic' means you disagree with a transperson. It could be about the best ice cream flavor--if you disagree, you're a transphobe. 🙄
Biology is transphobic to these people.
We living in dangerous time. The fact that these people have powerful and rich people behind them scared me a lot. The want to change the entire story of humanity and is pure madness.
My party does not have large companies behind it. That other party does.
George Soros is richer than any company.
How about the enormous company that makes Bud Light and their trans rep that fell apart? Or Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock which is the largest investment firm who will only support companies who go "woke" and push DEI. He was trying to shuffle companies to the top which pushed trans agendas and to run the ones that didn't out of business....
So no, you are quite wrong.
In fact you are wrong any way you look at it because these huge corporations always invest in both sides of the political spectrum. Come election time you will find big Pharma money spread around the left and the right.
It’s so mad that they are actually causing the rest of us to ally against them.
I notice they also completly ignore the possibility that in a warrior society a woman doing something courageous, like say taking up arms to defend her village against raiders and not surviving couldn't have ended with her people giving her their highest honors, being buried as a warrior.
We have well documented history of viking, Irish, British, scottish, warrior Woman from the Roman period up to the early Renaissance period.
I mean the Vikings, Scottish, and Irish all had female war goddesses.
@@williamgosvener47 yeah, on rare occasions you'd find the odd woman out. Differences between men and women made female warriors exceptionally rare though. You're not one of those people that think there are no differences are you?
@tarrantwolf no, I fully recognize the difference between men and women. That said women often knew how to use weapons.
@williamgosvener47 Doesn't matter. Doesn't make them warriors. America has one of the highest, if not highest amount of civilians with weapons. A lot of them trained as well. Do you mean every one of them, just because they know how to use a weapon, is a soldier? Don't be ridiculous.
They have very set gender roles. They are just a lot different from what we think are set-in-stone gender roles.
I’m so tired of this nonsense they want us to accept such insane lunacy it isn’t even possible anymore.
You and I are both...if it wasn't for Christ I would be in depression because of them
you have no proof that it was not like that, just accept our progressive ideas
progressive means improvement
@@Fun_Kick More like regressive 🤣😂🤣
@@utredmaethor769more like, if it were not for Christ, by now the whole world would be impaling themselves while they sing satanic music and eat alive all opposition and burning their children and having millions gather for a annual festival of fornication on top of the Empire State Building while they execute thousands of dogs in crates and feed them to demons and I WILL NOT SAY ANYTHING WORSE BECAUSE YOU GET THE PICTURE.
Correction: Progressive means Hegelian nonsense** @@Fun_KickIt's your fault that you have no historical literacy
The transexual viking article is probably one of the most misogynistic shit I ever read lmao. The whole argument being "Oh look, there were women that did male expected tasks, that must mean they identified as men" is crazy 💀 and it bothers me a lot.
So many strong women that fought during those hard times just for some random dude to say they were trans man 😭
which implies the article was probably not written by a trans person at all, but by a bad activist or someone who purposefully wants to make us look bad; aka. a troll
or a woman did have to do "masculine" things, because her husband, was on a viking raid/trade expression. She need to defend the homestead, and bring the family's case in trade and politics disputes.
@@kirgan1000 Exactly, that was certainly fairy common during war time and most of women probably did that type of "male" tasks. Still, there were also a lot of female warriors. Of course they were infrequent proportionally to the amount of men that were in war, but not rare. For example; there was a Spanish Knight order during the Reconquista entirely made of women called the "Order of Hatchet".
@@chibibeetle I agree, It could just be a bad activist or a trans person that simply is an idiot and a wrong example of the community. But what I am sure is that it is not a Troll. In the internet I have seen lots of stupid things said from diverse topics that are certainly far worse than this and they weren't being satirical so x)
@@ChihiroOfAstora Did not know about "Order of Hatchet" it was a interesting reading.
In Sweden did have a "rote" system, then 10 farmers did support a professional soldier, that did work on the soldiers farm, then he was training or out in war.
In almost every war, one wife (or more) chose to follow her husband to war, then to be separated. She was disguised as a man, but it was a open secret within the battalion, and was send home if a officer was "forced" to notice it.
The most (in)famous did take command (on a small ship) after the officers was killed in combat, and was made honorary Capten, and was given a pension.
But that was only a handful, out of tens of thousands of soldiers
I'm pretty sure the concept currently referred to as "gender" didn't come about until the 1950's, and wasn't adopted in the mainstream as the definition of the word "gender" until very recently.
There's a reason there isn't a word for "gender" in any other language, just different ways of saying "biological sex".
I still remember the days where such a distinction between "gender" and "biological sex" wasn't made, and I'm only 36 years old.
So to assume an ancient people's stance on the modern concept of "gender" is just meaningless.
You'd have to travel back in time and explain the concept to them, then wait a whole bunch of generations for the idea to circulate and be discussed and investigated and for some sort of consensus (which we still don't have today, I might add) to be reached before you can know what their views on it as a society would be.
Unless they did have the concept (or a similar one) and it just disappeared from our collective knowledge for quite a few centuries, which, though not impossible, is incredibly implausible (especially if there's a strong basis for the concept), and still not provable and thus meaningless to assume.
But ideology will do as ideology does I suppose.
I stumbled onto this channel this morning...I'm so glad I did, absolutely enlightening sense of objectivity and honesty, as well as truth! Thank you for the specificity and commitment to being accurate and not just popular like so many others! Much love from NC, U.S.!!!
I like to think these "historians" realized that making Elagabalus a trans icon wasn't a very bright idea, so they just moved on to the next historical era for their agenda...I mean, research 😅
Who is going to be next? Medieval knights?
@@metatronyt Joan of Arc - no wait they already that one
@@amyb.6368 Joan of Arc was a black transgender multi-racial non-binary they/them
@@amyb.6368ain't no way
@@amyb.6368 Dear god, why did you have to remind me of that? My blood boils anytime any of this ludicrous nonsense tries to get their hands on Jeanne d'Arc, like a couple years ago how a poster of a supposed movie depicted her as black. I'll be honest, I don't want Metatron to make videos about her on things like this. I don't want him and me especially to lose even more braincells 😂
I really don't understand this assumption being made by people today that a woman who behaves more masculine must be gay and or trans. I have a very dear friend who is a beautiful woman, married happily for 40 years to a man, and she just retired as a Colonel in the military. She camps, hikes, rides a motorcycle, works out, usually wears pants and has shorter hair... But she also cooks, cleans house, sews, knits, raised a daughter... She's straight, Cis and just an all around very balanced human being. Why on Earth can't we be okay with that for women?
They are making "gender roles" more rigid than they were 50 years ago and calling themselves progressive. LOL
Hi, you are sane, nice to meet you 🤝
It's because these people project every thought they have onto the real world and find ways to explain it.
Because it doesn't fit into their narrative, duh
Tomboy erasure, is what it is.
A woman can be rugged and handy and capable and strong (or at least stronger than most women) and still confidently exist as a woman in her woman's body without anxiety. The American frontierswoman being a proper historical example (with plenty of documentation). These women could chop firewood, shoot a rifle, haul heavy pales of water, and knew how to make a fist without breaking their thumbs. They were also proud mothers and wives. Analogous women are also among the Mongols and rural women in Russia and China and a ton of other cultures - modern, historical, and in between. No need to make every tough woman "trans". It's so weird.
I feel like I’ve washed up on an island refuge in a sea of madness. Thank you for being as open and unbiased in your process as possible. You are right. we NEED channels like this. You make me feel less insane.
This has the same energy as making the Tomb Raider apologize for Raiding Tombs (especially while being white)... which... is exactly what they did to her.
Norse women did protect their homes from barbarians and neighbour pillagers when their men needed elsewhere.
Who's to say she wasn't buried with a shield and sword because she showed clear bravery for her village?
Just edited in as I have read further upon about this grave:
There's a theory that she was married to a highly ranked general who then passed away and she took his role.
For a Widow, especially a wealthy one to take her late husband's role was seen and respected.
Good point. Also, while it may have been more common among them (meaning they'd potentially be more prepared), due to how they handled war or battle, it's ultimately true for all people who've faced war at home. There were many female French partisans in WWII. Why? because a lot of men had been killed, and they wanted to defend and free their homes from the Nazi occupation as much as everyone else. Just because war is the "business" of men doesn't mean that all the women are going to lay down and die if their village is attacked.
@@CHLangleyGreat point. Many Women in feudal Japan were skilled with a blade for such purposes.
They didn't really protect their villages because women are biologically much weaker. Besides legends there is no proof of women warriors.
When losing a battle and being invaded it was more likely for Germanic women to take their own lives
Some of it might be cultural, but there have been a number of women who have taken up arms, usually I think to defend their home (I am using that as city/town/villiage not as state). One of the funnier things I always notice when activists throught out historical figures as examples is how much they go for populatity instead of accuracy.
As an example, they would use Joan of Arc as an example of a French warrior woman instead of Jeanne Hachette. While the latter was only in a single battle defending her city, my understanding is that she was involved in a lot more than Joan was in any given battle, like actually taking up arms, running into the frontline, and killing people.
Similarly, I think all of the accounts I have heard of with shieldmaidens fighting, it was either a group which lost (ie, they were desperate enough to let anyone in to try and swell their numbers) or women defending the city they lived in.
@@starfox300 Of course they did. In Norse culture, women took care of her village. The house, the farm and families. Thats why she was buried with the key to their home.
Warrior is a broad title that where commonly given to men. Not confirmation there were no women who protected their homes.
In early middle ages they probably had more stuff to vorry about than transgender lol.
Me when 2 of my 8 siblings die so I have an extra bean for dinner 💃 💃 💃
The entire notion didn't even exist.
Me being sarcastic:
Technically, I guess, you could say that some of the slavic men who were to be sold into slavery in Muslim lands had their manhood cut... yeah, so you could argue that there where trans people in medieval era. /s
Me when my comrades die of dysentery in a siege: 😵😵😵
@@johnmanole4779 those are not trans, its a different thing you know
"I hope you enjoyed this video, I certainly did not!" 🤣 I don't know why you didn't come up on my homepage sooner, but I'm subscribing. I'm all about truth in history and archeology. You presented all the possibilities, and pointed out that since they removed the artifacts and remains from where they were found it's impossible to infer anything from them. positioning of the artifacts and remains is almost more important than the items themselves in order to unravel the mystery that is our shared human history.
Through research by a family member into our family tree, we found plausible connections dating back to Harold Bluetooths days, of our family living in Norway at that time (a place called Setesdal). Which means, it's not impossible for me to have actual viking seafarers in my family line. So when these "history tourists" try to re-write history, it truly rubs me the wrong way. I'm really very thankful that you call them out on their bovine excrement.
As a side note, I just want to mention that Birka is pronounced with an "ee" sound, like "bee". So "Beerka" basically. It really gave me pause when you called it "burka" haha. I do believe that particular clothing did not exist in those times, but do correct me if I'm wrong xD
its funny how much they love strong women, until they actually find one, then suddenly it must have been a trans person...
Oddly male-centric innit?
@@Drako9823 almost patriarchal maybe
Lol.
Ha ha very wise observation. 🦉
Excellent comment.
Having scholars rewriting history for an ideology is an afront to science...
And history and they need to be kicked out of any academic anything!
This all happened in the 1920's too. Re writing history is a common trope for the elite to keep narratives in line.
Neonazism at its finest!
Welcome to the world post 2016.
I subbed to you because you tell the truth which is becoming a lost and highly sought after commodity in the "Modern" time. Thanks for this the truth IS AWESOME and we need lots more of actual logic and truth
If a woman doing traditionally male tasks makes them "men in women's bodies" doesn't that prove their own misogynistic beliefs? It seems less about men and women and more about glorifying violence and suppression over compassion and freedom. ("Masculine" & "feminine" traits)
Trying to apply logic to understand insanity
@@celsus7979 not to understand, to discredit and expose
Yup, nailed it.
Indeed, women and non-warriors needed to protect their homes and children. so they would know how to use weapons and some combat skills.
In some cultures, there is a custom of women assuming male roles and even wearing male clothes. For example - balkan tribal communities in Montenegro and Albania. However, they are still what they are - WOMEN acting like men, not transgender men.
Trying to say the Norse cross dressed is hilarious. The worst insults for men was being called a woman. A man or woman could divorce their spouse for cross dressing. Not to mention how hyper masculine the culture was.
Just think of what it meant for a man to "crossdress" in those times.
He would be going against his wife, against his children, against his community for pure fetishism.
It's not just "a man in a dress", it's "a man who dupes his loved ones for personal satisfaction"
only case is "köchek" which only the nobility liked, similar to "bacha bazi" in arab countries
the higher class and technology humans have, the more they delved into homosexuality, crossdressing, sexual dymorhism changing and vile acts, As seen with "the mouse utopia" experiment (mice are very similar to us)
@@DarkMark-cf1ec Boscha posh in Afghanistan 👍
@@DarkMark-cf1ecNot sure about the idea of mutation coming with progression, though
@@FireflowerDancer less testosterone in males can cause fertility issues and the next generation being also weakened or having birth defects more often
Excellent and UNTYPICALLY SMOOTH AND COHERENT analysis and “unpacking.” Thank you.
"Well, sir, we have plenty of conjecture and hearsay. Those are KINDS of evidence." - Lionel Hutz
Remember when historical revisionism was considered a _bad_ thing?
Pepperidge Farm remembers
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, - Pepperidge Farm remembers! That's awesome!
_Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book has been rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street and building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And that process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped_
Notice how they go after any historical thing that's currently popular? They really don't want "the bros" to like anything, so they straight up lie about it.
@@amicableenmity9820 anything that can reinforce masculinity.
@@actuallyKriminell History hasn't stopped since it's merely everything that happened before ... well right now? ... it's just being twisted ... again. What's that old saw? History is written by the winners or perhaps it should be, the more you influence what is believed to be history, the more you win. Sad, but seems to be true these days.
I guess those “experts” have never seen two soldiers who are friends clinging to each others hands as they are dying? One male friend guiding and comforting another through extreme pain or grief? They seem to forget also, that holding hands isnt exactly sexual in latin cultures.
If they would see that theyd write thirsty fanfiction about it in an instant, pointing out how thicc one soldiers thighs are.
In Muslim and Indian culture, the least gay-friendly cultures on Earth, holding hands is common between male friends.
I was just scrolling CZcams, when I stumbled upon this channel, I absolutely love the non-political bias. It’s genuinely a breath of fresh air and I will certainly be subscribing.
I have to watch this again Bc you are nailing this! And have brought up so many valid points….all grounded in facts…TRUTH!👏🏼
In France we have a far left historian called Lucie Malbos who write that the woman of Birka is a transgender only because we thought she was a man when the grave was discovered but we discovered later that she was a woman. Yes, it is not even a historical or scientifical method. The fact that people like Lucie Malbos can say this kind of things and still be considered as historians makes me losing hope for the future of history (and I am a history student specialized in medieval Scandinavia). Thank you for your video, you contribute to make students like me to stay strong enough to keep working with a real method and to keep looking for the truth, not to push forward a political ideology. Again thank you !
Frenc and rewriting history goes hand in hand this doesn't surprise me
@@1chibanKasuga No, French and rewriting history does not go hand in hand. There are many very good and professional historians in France. But we have a very noisy and loud minority of completely indoctrinated historians who are always the ones who are invited to speak. It is a sad situation and I hope one day things will turn in a better way but for now we are far from being out of this
@@1chibanKasuga No? You know nothing about France
I mean... We kinda messed up the national tale though...
"Nos ancêtres les gaulois..."
Nope. Gauls is a nickname, thank you.
And franks being germans has been... Not entirely swept under the rug but still... Not very advertised.
@@MW_Asura i know more than the average french. Stop being butthurt by truth
I heard if this trans Viking warriors, yrs ago actually, from my grandmother. She told me: “ no matter what they say, Vikings were trans, black, warriors that took over Inner Mongolia
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Kekw😂😂😂😂
Inner Mongolia? They must have had a layover on their way to fuedal Japan!
Yes. They conquered parts of Mongolia, but could not manage to establish a lasting beachhead in Japan.
We support you and your work keeping history as history instead it becoming fantasy. Anyone who tries to do this or black washes a movie is a culture warrior from the certain spectrum.
I greatly appreciate channels like this existing. Speaking the truth and looking at things, where the only goal is to be historically accurate, is incredibly rare and important
What if she wasn't even a warrior, and was simply buried with her husband's gear
Yes. If he died away from home, she would have to make sure that he was armed in the afterlife. They had all kinds of ideas.
But surely the women were not left defenseless when vikings were away on raids. They, the women, would have weapons, since the army were away, and no police existed.
He brought that up.
@@debanydoombringer1385 I didn't even watch it that long. All this alphabet soup stuff makes me sick
Also she had clothing from the eastern steppes.
This is what is 99.9999% true.
Thank you for calling out the bullshite! As a scandinavian with ancestral roots that go way back, I am so sick and tired of all those who twists and turns what we know and don't know about the Vikings.
Is there anyone alive who doesn’t have ancestral roots that go way back? Sort of like saying as an adult, “As someone who had a childhood…”
I’m Croatian Scottish and Norwegian. It’s in my blood. And none of this gender bullshit went on back then. None of it, they would probably laugh in your face after you were slaughtered if you uttered any of this putrid drivel.
Me too, my grandmother did a dna test turns out she’s go 10% Iceland floating about, which I thought was pretty cool
@@Darkstar-qb3dh That is cool! Fun fact, back in 2001 a study showed that only 37% of the female settlers of Iceland orginated from the Nordic countries but 62% from the British Isles, and 80% of the male settlers originated from Norway and other Scandinavian countries. Taken together these results suggest that the settlers of Iceland were by and largly Nordic males and british women.
I appreciate your analytical content & your willingness to stand by the scientific research and analysis;" the truth"!!
Things are getting harder and harder to understand...what is happening...
Oh and also "🤨 what the sigma"
Articles like this are written by the same people who think Joan of Arc was “trans” despite her dressing as a man was never contested, and she never gave any indication she suffered gender dysphoria, and there is much evidence to suggest her dressing ad a male was for tactical/strategic reasons, and passed as a man for support and leadership purposes.
They want to transpose their activism upon the past with no historical context. Very good point there was no evidence of dysphoria
Not to mention that putting armor in probably could be considered "dressing as a man" until pretty recently.
@@themadmattster9647 Not "us", just the person who wrote the article
@chibibeetle
I appreciate what you're doing out here. More trans people need to stand up against the activists because this animosity from most people is where that is starting to come from. Keep fighting the good fight, and show everyone you just want to pass. Aside from your profile picture, which reminds me of that awful assigned male webcomic, I give you my blessings to be strong and willing to call out the crazies. Godspeed.
@@Drako9823 aw shit, what webcomic is it?
it's a self-portrait drawn by me years ago, i'll change it soon lol
“Rome fell because of the gays” is a hilarious statement.
Wouldn’t surprise me.
It was corruption of politicians. He is a good example.
Are there cultural conditions that encourage homosexuality?
And you dont know that bubonic pestile killed just gay persons in medieval age, so thats why there are so few in modern ages.
@@JohnVander70 Yes
Metatron this is the difference between the words “assume” and “presume.” A judgement made without proof of certainty but based on a body of pre-existing evidence is a presumption. An assumption is just an idea that is adopted without background evidence.
I just quickly clicked your content to give you an instant like for the title, well done
didnt vikings have an extremely offensive insult that was something like "you lay with men" and if someone said it to you, you had to kill them, i remember something like that on QI
Every episode of QI I tried to watch had something terribly incorrect about the world. And I am that guy who finds small mistake in the encyclopedia because I read so much...
@@Midgard-training thats the thing
we had about 4 insults that went that way witch one where they using
You think these people would bother to do any research? (Especially inconvenient research that would instantly shatter their deluded views and ideologies)
Yes several, ragr, stroðinn,sorðinn the most common.
Liked, loved, learned, and subscribed!
THANK YOU, Metatron! Nothing is more important than the search for truth; wether that truth is convenient for us as individuals, doesn't matter.
The constant attempts to hide the truth on account of an agenda, is very frightening.
What a time to be alive💀
I mean it shows that there are no real problems to worry about, at least in some parts of the world. So it's also a good thing I guess. At least partially.
Hello, fellow scholars!
@@sihilius You'd think, yet the countries where this heresy goes on (i.e the west) is a crumbling cesspit of drug addicts, homelessness, collapsing economy, rampant crime etc etc.
There is the famous Saga about thor having to dres up as a woman(freja) to get his stolen hammer back. All the other gods laugh at him and ridicule him for dressing as a woman even though he dos it to get the hammer back, he himself dont want to do at first. This shows how much it matteret to not be seen as femenim.
One cannot use mythology in this case.
@@coleparker why not? it says alot about values in the northen socierty. It’s not like there is any other text you Can use
norse mythos or the eda saga was writen roughly 400 years after the viking era by christians. meaning for the most part the north mythos is considered not a valid sourch material as a reference to norse culture. consider A. Centuries later. B. political/religious bios and C. myths were spread more often through the word of mouth and rarely documented meaning its origin is muddied and intepret different depending on location and region. this is why constent evidence is the only accurate source we have.
@@dendrien no not 400 years. The eddas and Saxo was written in edda: 1120’ties and Saxo 1170’ties so about 120 years after 1066, the most Common date for the end of the viking age and yes they where writting by 2 Christians, but 2 people eager to preseve the oral traditions of there people. They are Are also the only texts we have written by scandinavians themself. So if we cant use Them there is nothing we Can use. No Odin, no Thor no nothing.
@@dendrien I agree with that assessment. That is why, I maintain that in order to really determine whether or not the Norse woman in burial mentioned in the article, or any other so called shield maiden skeleton, is to do a detailed forensic analysis of the bone structures. There will be certain diagnostic elements present, eg, sword cuts on bone, built up bone structures, etc. that can determine that.
I really love what you're doing here man. Keep it up!
I love the METATRON ❤❤❤ Continue and spread these wings ❤❤❤
Another thing about Viking/Norse/Scandinavian culture at the time was that warrior or not, women were expected to take up arms and defend the home while the men were away. Some of these women buried with armor and weapons could have been just that. Wives, daughters, sisters who took up their husband/father/brother(s) arms to defend the home if it was attacked by enemies, or raiders so just wandering thieves. Such women would likewise have been given such honors at burial if they died in such a battle.
Doesn't even have to be that they were defending their homes or anything like that.
Weapons, especially swords, and armour were expensive asf - and being buried with one would show prestige, material wealth and possibly brining wealth into the after life.
It doesn't even prove that they were female warriors/shieldmaidens.
Sick and tired of activists pretending to be historians and just releasing whatever the fuck news and findings, to further political activism and get clout.
Exactly, the saga have example of women who pick up weapons, to defend themself and the home, and of course they will be honored to the fullest if they did die defending the home-village.
And if some of those women lost their homes, or otherwise got an axe to grind, they could very well pick up the weapons and go on the offence. I don't think it matters too much whether they strictly just defended their homes or if they took up arms as more dedicated warriors (although it's an interesting topic). We know Norse women fought, and we know some of them were honoured for it (there are some mentions in texts, aside from the findings in the graves). But don't call them trans men just because of that. That's just sexist.
In North every woman despite social status weared knife for selfdefence, was it animal or human who atacked didnt matter. So they were aware how to fight. Men were often away from home, to fight or to hunt or to fish on sea , so they couldnt defend them all time around. It wasnt time when you call police to come help you and usually nearest neighbours house was far away and also occupied with women only bc their men were at work also. At that time women were strong bc you needed survive, same was with men, who wasnt strong and cappable didnt survive, it is called natural selection. Nowdays there isnt need for all that and natural selection on this side of life doesnt work anymore.....what is clearly feltable.
That is speculation but not far fetched as defense of the home by women also happened in the United States and Canada during the Colonial periods. Women took up arms to defend their homes against Native American attacks. But people are forgetting that Weapons and Armor costs a lot of money and wealth in the Viking Age and later and since it would have been infrequent periods for women to use them, it would hardly have seen likely that such a heavy investment would have been made for them.
Darn it! Metatron preventing me from rewriting history according to my own fantasies again! Almost as if there is an objective truth out there for better or for worse. Love those 72 wings dude!
God you have no idea how much i dispise this modern concept of "My truth."
It contradicts the term Truth in its core. There is Perception and opinion. And The Truth.
And Truth is based on universal proof we can all objectively see. Like gravity. Mo matter how i personally feel or percieve it. If i jump off a chair ill fall. I can't fly because of my truth.
Truth is one's best understanding of reality. That's why what can be considered true based on the evidences can change due to more evidences or some of the previous ones shown as fallacious.
Reality ? Does not change. Does not depend on the ability to grasp it to come to "the truest truth on that subject".
Now, this is scientific method. A place that deals with uncovering truths from reality. If we were to find a Pegasus, evolution would still mostly be true but we'd have to work hard on the reality of said Pegasus to add the missing reality parts in the truth of the evolution puzzle.
Most people have not learned the method, nor semantics. That's why they come out with truth is subjective, when truth is relative. Reality is objective, no matter how the "truth" denies it.
@@celiand2618 actually, true is the characteristic of a speech that corresponds to reality.
@@epistemax close enough. Not entirely "true" though. But it's good enough for a colloquial use.
Just never forget that geocentrism used to be true.
@@celiand2618 Generally yes but i'd formulate it a tad diffrently to be a bit more direct.
Reality is what is. Our method to discover reality is based on the current state of evidence and is called The Truth. The truth is no absolute and can by new discoveries be updated, but is heavily tied to trsts and objective evidence.
The concept of "My Truth" skips the need for tests and objective evidence. It takes personal feelings and perception as truth. As reality even.
A good example here a Tomato. Most people percieve and feel its a vegtable. We often pair it with Vegtables, its not sweet oe fruity in taste. So "My Truth" would be a tomato is a vegtable.
But "The Truth" is bssed on tests, breaking down a tomatos dna and sciengifically correctly categorizing it as fruit. As its entire way to grow and structural makeup count as objective evidence everyone can read, understand. Even recreate by replicating the test process. As such we figured out the current state of truth of the matter by research.
So generally i totally agree, i'd just clarify it a bit diffrent tbh.
Love your channel as a student of history. I do have to ask you how much of your time do you spending debunking political fake history?
Hello Metatron, do you speak Aramaic? I am trying to learn and if you made a video on it that would be awesome!
Totally unrelated, but is that a sega dreamcast sitting on your shelf?? you've got great taste!
As an actual biological woman, thank you for being so based!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Isn't it weird that saying a woman was a woman is something of an abnormality now? I thought I was liberal, but now I am conservative, my opinions have not changed, but the line has moved.
@@danaso2567 that last sentence sums up precisely how my husband and I feel!
through modern eyes...isn't that called anachronism, and one of the well known fatal pitfalls of all historians?
Or presentism.
Catherine of Aragon was the only queen of England to ever go into battle. Also fun fact about Cathrine of Aragon, she was pregnant when she went inw battle, that was mon fiesty momma bear.
I read a book on the theory behind shield maidens in historic Scandinavia during Viking times. Many historians believed that shield maidens weren’t actually part of the actual war march or raiding parties, but more of a home defense with elderly men when the men would be away.
Agreed! This is a big problem in modern resurgent paganism - where historical 'evidences' are filtered through modern world concepts that were completely alien to old world civilisations. Yet, simply pointing out such facts will get you villified in response.
I like my dog, coffee and maybe 3 people!
Certain people want a religion that caters explicitly to their worldview. And so there's no real need to apprehend things as they were; presentism wipes away any need for real scholarship.
That is true. The revival attempts I have seen in ‘Paganism’ (or I like to call them, the Old Ways) appear to be extremist far left or extremist far right. 😂
I wait for the Claim that the European colonies were Run by black people since some colonizers were Born in africa
We live currently in 2024. Is there any person alive, who realy knows Rituals of long ended cults/ religions? I doubt.
LOVE HISTORY!! My 1st cousin was valedictorian cum laude in History & became a teacher at her college; L.S.U. @ Alexandria, Louisiana! Appreciate RELEVANT & ACCURATE TRUE HISTORY!!!
Your Channel and the WF channel are the only reason why I'm still on this platform. Thanks for carrying the torch in these treacherous times. (2024 )
I am old enough to remember when “Whiggish History” was a denunciation of a historical argument. Applying modern standards to the actions and motivations of historic figures is ultimately fruitless.
Never stop debunking these false lies, it is so important to keep history pure and fact based. Great work as always!
The fact that you think history has ever been pure says a lot.
@@fuzzborneI like the part where they added mythological kings to the royal line to make it look longer.
So, I'm only 7 minutes in so far (and loving it, def. subscribing), but I'm wondering if perhaps it's possible that a woman would merely _present_ as male so as to blend in? Kinda like the women who had to present as men in order to be doctors, etc.? 🤔
Anyone who takes a find from Birka and applies it to the entire Viking culture is living proof that these people have no clue what they're talking about.
It's like going into a tourist gift shop, picking out sixteen various gifts, and explaining how they're legitimate cultural artifacts.
If two humans are dying next to one another, even if the hate each other, they will often hold hands. This has nothing to do with sexual attraction.
Holding hands in a stressful situation, and little is more stressful than dying, is a human trait. It's why people don't want to die alone. The dying reach out, it is a natural human reaction.
They want to sexualize even that.
exactly what i was thinking. I wasnt clear if this was a burial or just found. He said burial one time, so it might have been a formal burial which would mean the bodies would have been arranged that way. In that respect that would be unusual. but if they were bodies found, and no evidence its an actual gravesite (totems left with the body etc) then yeah i agree with you. I was going to go look it up for myself and see if i could find out more about it.
What a stupid thing to write. You both say that "uh oh sometimes maybe idk when people die they hold hands i guess" and "BUT I AM 100% CERTAIN THERE IS NO SEXUAL ATTRACTION". You don't know and it's stupid to make bold claims.
People don't want to die alone because of evolution. The cavemen that did die alone didn't reproduce as often. The cavemen that didn't had better genes and got to reproduce.
I'm so fucking sick and tired of this woke nonsense
Yup white people really be obsessed with us I swear
I love you so much for doing this video. Thank you to the moon and back, sir!
A terrific video. You made many, many good points. There is a scientific side to the issue which would take a video of its own to add support to what you say. I applaud your fidelity to the highest academic standards of accuracy and integrity. As scientist, each comment you made spurred a scientific fact in my mind to buttressed what you said. Wish I could pass along some info which you made not be aware of but the overlords wouldn't allow it.
Do the "muslim" viking one next. They found "Arabic" scripture. Aka a gown with Arabic writing. That's it
😂 They traded with Arabs so no surprise. Arab coins were used as pendants too I doubt they were Muslim. But, hey anything is possible! Some may have indeed converted, we can’t be 100% certain.
It's almost like trade was a thing isn't it 😂
Nothing proves nor denies the possibility of a muslim viking, the muslims have traded with them and trade was what caused islam to spread in many areas such us china and malasia/Indonesia
It is possible, arguably probable, but not provable neither debunkable
@@User-xh5zu they found a gown in Norway. It was a traded good. That's it. Yet they are taking that as a "fact", there were Muslim vikings. Even though they are buried in the viking style.
@@Tyler_Lalonde- i didn't say it was a fact, i said not to jump into conclusions either as a viking muslim(singular) could have happened and that neither side can prove a thing
Extraordinary claims require extraordinarily large headlines.
I've watched your videos in the past but just wrote you off as another history hustler..
What do you think of Islamic embroidery on viking clothing?
TY so much from all of Norway and all people interrested in actual history
"what are you? man or a woman?"
"I'm a Viking!"
Hail odin skull
Yaaas queen!
Said no gay person ever.
Vik/ing
@@MplsMaven just to prove you wrong I am going to forge a Viking helmet eventually lol.
It’s perfectly possible to be both queer and a blacksmith.. like me!
O'Brien smiled faintly. 'You are no metaphysician, Winston,' he said. 'Until this moment you had never considered what is meant by existence. I will put it more precisely. Does the past exist concretely, in space? Is there somewhere or other a place, a world of solid objects, where the past is still happening?'
'No.'
'Then where does the past exist, if at all?'
'In records. It is written down.'
'In records. And----?'
'In the mind. In human memories.'
'In memory. Very well, then. We, the Party, control all records, and we control all memories. Then we control the past, do we not?'
-George Orwell, "1984"
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They are attempting to rewrite history to fit their agenda. The past exists, to them, only to further their goals.
they are also doing this to make they fellings more justifisble and increasee the streght of the echo chamber
You forget, there are we "maniacs", something that may be forbidden by man yet Nature instills in all of us. That which will attack/escape, be free and spread to the ends of it's abilities. Those abilities in Man appear to be endless.
History is written by the victors you know 😉.
@@jeffthevomitguy1178 It's a cute saying, but no. History is often written by those who disagree with the victors. At least in a free society.
Finally a George Orwell quote that is not overused.
It’s profoundly concerning that these individuals seem to be determined to re-write history to align with their own narrative. Especially given that so many young people rely so heavily on online sources for their information. Thank you for your videos. They are oases of academic rationality amidst a landscape of idealogical insanity. x
Fine work. Good explanation.
I have to occasionally stop this video, the sheer stupidity of these articles are giving me a headache. I feel bad for Metatron for having to read these more then once.
I'm not watching one of these videos until I'm heavily sedated adn in a straight jacket. Neighbors can still hear the moans of agony...
"I hope you enjoyed this video ..... I did not."
😂
Dude, you're very good.
Please keep it going.
Your fight against the 21st century death of academia on the altar of socio-political billshit is absolutely a noble cause.
I salute you.
Gus xox ❤
I think Orwell's quote about he who controls the past controls the future sums up the reason that it matters
Is it as delusional as gay samurai?
Woke Vikings. Now I've heard everything.
Wokings
What was it Shane gillis said?
“Imagine vikings but gay, now thats scary”
They are Voke!
Erik the Confused.
Oh no here we go again!? Trans Vikings now!? 😩 Oh this is torture! Why do you do this to yourself Metatron? 🤦🏾♂️
Suprised you don't believe in Trans Vikings since you seem to believe in almost every other lie told about Europe.
They probably even had gender affirming surgery
@@badplay156Eunuchs?
nah man, futanari vikings totally exist my guy.. how else is there so much adult content of it?
(its just köchek/pederasty and chromozome mutation cases, typical across the world)
@@badplay156 😂
Thank you for being a voice of sanity in this ridiculous world. The things that actually come out of people's mouths and are treated seriously, only a short time ago would have been thought to be a Saturday Night Live sketch, or a portrayal of the stupidest people in the world. Your channel reminds me that we know better, yet why the regression into idiocy?? How has it taken such hold? Apparently, only because we are "nice" enough not to shout it down, which we should change! Thank you again!
If the skeleton has no visible wounds it was not a warrior. No matter how large arsenal it was buried with.
And that is why i do not believe there was Warrior women among the norse. Non of the skeletons found have been even slightly damaged.
I (being a 60 y.o./20 yr. Veteran) had, in my earlier life, considered educators to be the vanguard of truth and history. Sadly, no longer can I apply such sentiments to the majority of contemporary K-12 educators and a growing number of Collegiate ideologues. To those who say "I'd like to see you do better" be assured I hold 4 Associate degrees and a Baclelors in Middle Grades Education specializing in Social Studies and Mathematics. Sadly, there is no place in public education for someone of my convictions, experience, and age. Let us hope that this channel grows so that thruth will out. Thank you, sir.
I have my own hang ups over religion, but .. if you really want company join up with your local church group or pagan circle.
My local county area that have a few pagan circles are also in foam weapon larp fighting.
My old friend that ran a D&D and "magic the gathering" card gaming shop, his daughter grew up arguing word math problems on how the crunch numbers for the best social/ attack modifiers loved Star Wars and foam weapon fighting.
She is crewed on a Us navy ship running senor equipment, 3rd best female pipe/lightsaber fencer and 5th best shield & club fighter on ship. The other woman and three men just above weight class her.
Half my larp club daughters join the military just to show up the other women & men. Sadly what they grew up around in high school and who is willing to join for the long term for larp padded shield bash to the face. They had to leave our hometown to find anything close to a real man like their fathers.
G*D sakes, three of the fathers nick names are Ogre because they are just that big. Two of the young women grew up with the broad shoulder built of a power lifter. Dam near 14 years ago since I am now 46years old. A 14 year old girl tackle me to the ground and laugh it off and my back got popped. Yeah, I was done trying to keep up with hyperactive teenagers.
You are a person with .. stories .. find a young group and pass the tales down to the next generations.
Hope you have a good day, and G*D bless.
See if more teachers were like you I wouldn’t be planning on homeschooling my child😂 but I live in Vermont, where they decided to “take gender terminology out of sex Ed” and they wonder why illiteracy is becoming such a problem. The revival of illiteracy, I never thought I’d see it😂
@@krispalermo8133 Reading both of these comments has made me feel like I have come to the right place and I’m among my people😂😅 I have a spiritual practice, and yes I have found that the further into it I get the more ridiculous I find this gender narrative to be. I also find it to be extremely harmful spiritually. You’re right about churches, I’ve been thinking about finding one up here. As odd as my teenage self would find this, I find that their views actually line up more with mine than say, some atheist liberal group. I can’t believe that saying I believe in two genders is now considered to be hateful. I feel like I’ve had the rug yanked out from under me.
@@timetravelkitty425 Thank you for your kind replies.
Funny enough, a church near me that functions as a voting location my old friend, she said, ..
" Surprise that old church ladies talk about playing D&D ? Ironic enough we are now old ladies that grew up playing D&D."
From our point of view the last 15years just blew by.
Offhand I prefer other RPG systems than current D&D, but word math problems and dealing with social outcomes help train people to think and deal with moral/ethical inter actions. D&D more or less done away with alignments system while other systems moral is a big part of Vampire.
Whitewolf/World of Darkness (WoD) vampire, mage, werewolf, and changeling comes under fire more than a few times over the years on how they display or .. act/role play .. derangements/ mental health problems, but my last group was good at displaying how to work with derangements. We just respond that we just let our guard down let our own personal mental hang up out in the open.
We were really good at snapping at c0ps and church religious people slamming on people role play.
Azz holes, " Well you should play lawful good ! "
Our reply, " Good people don't need laws to treat people with polite respect, you don't want respect you want azz kissing and fear."
In vampire you have 1 to 10 ranking on morality. 4 to 5 is most common.
Morality/ humanity of 3, will lie, cheat, steal, manslaughter, and plan crimes to rob people of their property and kidnapping. More or less everything the c0ps come under fire for since Vampire came out during the 1990's.
Sorry to be negative or hateful.
WoD: Mage Awakening is a great book, they more or less took Wiccan and everything else and put it to 1d10 dice pool mechanics and apply an RPG setting to it. Other than books before the 2000's, there are plenty TY videos covering circle magic and astral beings, .. what did Yoda say to Luke about not being this crude matter ?
Other than all the fear mongering from tv preachers about now being once again " In the time of Noah."
If G*D is meant to be simple, why ALL THE COMPLAICATIONS ?
.. sorry for shouting.
J3ws, nothing lasts forever.
Muslims, nothing lasts forever.
Xtians, burn in a lake of fire for all eternity.
Hindu, .. behold the wonders and relax. well, more or less.
Do I needs to start scripting my own videos ?
Hope you have a good weekend, and G*D bless.
@@timetravelkitty425I graduated in 2019 and there's no way in Hell I'd put my kids through the public school system to experience what I did. If I have kids, they will be homeschooled or go to a private school if I can afford it.
@Metaron, So vikings were able to do trans gender surgery? Impressive, and here I thought they just landed on the moon first.
There were women warriors. the odds are there were a few at least. perhaps Metatron, you need to do a an episode on warrior women of various cultures? put these activists in there place! Great video, Keep up the great work.
Space Vikings? I swear those exist! Lmao
Wouldn't even have to be a "woman warrior." If her village was raided and she fought back and took out a few herself before going down they'd have probably buried her with honors, a warriors honors.
@@tarrantwolf Hence the title warrior not exclusive. Something people often forget is you earn the title as often as train for it.
No one has claimed that they performed Trans surgeries.
@@CB-THE-OGmy grandma told me, that it doesn't matter what anyone says. Space vikings were a thing.
I’d have to dig up the article on this, but I remember digging into the shield maiden grave mentioned in this article when it first hit the mainstream and there were a lot of inconsistencies.
The dig site was contaminated, the body was declared male when it was initially discovered and it wasn’t until years later that a self proclaimed feminist historian decided to run the genetic tests that determined it was female, 4 out of 5 tissue samples taken were compromised, and the weapons and armor in the grave were ceremonial rather than something that would have been used in battle.
I read Children of Ash and Elm. The writer made a point of saying how we can't apply present social issues or something to the past...then proceded to do exactly that.
I’m a simple man. I see Metatron, I watch.
And I click the like button directly
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this is precisely what happened.
Oggi ho avuto una giornata abbastanza del cavolo, appena ho visto che hai caricato il video sono corsa a guardarlo. Non sai quanta compagnia mi tieni e quanto imparo dai tuoi video. Grazie per tutto il lavoro che fai ☺️
Grazie a te Cecilia.
@@metatronyt Ah yes, your very materialistic and critical lens of history has contributed so much to academia. (I’m being sarcastic). The problem with the article you read is not that it comes to maybe a not so well researched conclusion, but how it gets to that conclusion. It is incredibly unreliable to determine the sex of a skeleton let alone the gender. But that is the problem, that skeleton’s gender was defined by anatomy, which is transphobic (sex is not the same as gender). It is foolish to blame the mistakes of an article about transgender skeletons on the nebulous “left” (not that you would know what would be considered “left”). Queer people are not an ideology nor are they apart of one. They are people with different opinions and incentives that have existed throughout all of recorded history. I would stop looking at the world through an ideology but through a science; while considering the thoughts, emotions and conditions of others. I guarantee you that whatever made up story you cover or obscure articles you analyze without context will not solve your problems. Co-opting scientific analysis for legitimizing fascist ideology will hurt everyone in your position including yourself in the long run. There is no woke left trying to take away your rights, there is only the powerful and wealthy elite that steal from the labor of working class people like yourself (I assume that you don’t own other workers). The two party system, liberal ideology (look up liberalism), and your material conditions have made fascist ideology appealing for you. As I’ve already stated, this is not the correct option. The correct option would be to look at the world through a critical lens and consider the “other” not as a monolith but as people that have just as much in diversity in opinions as well as various interests. Just to note that I have only watched the first part of your video, but I was a viewer of your channel before it became political and have watched some of your newer content.
@@metatronyt Una parentesi di buon senso in un mondo che non ne ha più 🙂
I clicked on for the title and boy oh boy I am all for this video!
Most vikings were actually black too.
That's why they had braids
Got jokes😂
"We were Viking n, shit"
@@mar145gh7it's a joke, there WAS a black Viking mentioned in Norse literature but it's VERY unlikely that they were mostly black
They were obese too. Can't be fat phobic, can we?
There's an old Scandinavia and the world comic where America asks england about his obsession with cross dressing in comedy (panto, the old comedy films like money python etc) England has flashbacks to Romans in skirts and vikings with braids and ribons in their hair and jokes he "uses comedy to deal with trauma"