Why do you need to be told "no, I didn't say the things you said. I said the things I said." Whats that about?
Its funny that your point is that you claim to genuinely not be able to tell the difference between "a bit of all the above" (referring to some nazi overtones. So, a little bit of some) and "we have to surrender all the imagery the nazis claimed unto them." If that's really the hill you're looking to die on here, then be my guest.
I don't think you understand what defection is. Feel free to tell me when I said it was more than overtones of all the above.
As I never said that nazis and viking were interchangeable terms, I'm going to to ahead and presume that means "no, I can't quote where you said we have to discard every single thing the nazis claimed. However, rather than admitting that I made it up, I'm going to double down on the lie." Good for you. Enjoy your cheap rhetorical devices, used for Internet points. My mistake for engaging someone like you in good faith. I've learned my lesson. Some people in Norway themselves also think its close to nazi symptoms. I said, it a little bit of a little too close. But hey, let's not let what I actually said get in the way of things.
I said it has overtones of all the above. I didn't say its all nazism. Its very surprising to me that people have chosen to read that when the only person who said anything like that was someone else trying to put words in my mouth.
I don't know, felt kind of cheap to me.
Can you quote where I labelled them all the above as nazism please. You seem to have spent this entire conversation trying to put words in my mouth.
In fact, can you also quote where I said we need to throw out everything the nazis ever tried to claim while we're here too please. I feel like you made that one up as well.
Yeah, the vikings PR team is only surpassed by regular pirates and the British royal family.
If hard work made you rich, the donkey would own the farm.
Yeah, I didn't think you could. What a pathetic deflection.