Something creepy I found

[PolishTruthSeeker]

I'm a supporter of polytheism and I find it creepy, Kielce pogrom happened, because even if those were fake accusations against Jews, those folks who burned kids and worshipped Moloch and Baal existed. Why do I see Israeli flags there? Also, how did Slavic pagan history look like? I'm Polish. Did they burn kids alive? I swear, I love polytheism more than Catholicism, but I find it creepy.

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[Morell]

Slavic, Norse, German, Christian... people were dying because of faith in any and every religion.

 

[PolishTruthSeeker]

Slavic, Norse, German, Christian... people were dying because of faith in any and every religion.

I would say I'm an atheist-agnostic, but as I get more spiritually advanced, I find it too simplistic.

 

[Yazata]

Moved into Controversy. Really don't see the point of this post or what your question is.

 

[PolishTruthSeeker]

Moved into Controversy. Really don't see the point of this post or what your question is.

i should have done it.

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I have done more research, looks like inscenization, but potentially some sects could lower the Jewish reputations, as Ariel Toaff said.

 

[Ziran]

folks who burned kids and worshipped Moloch and Baal existed

So what?

Why do I see Israeli flags there?

Because someone put them there.
The video you're watching is probably a hoax. A video edited and spliced together like a reality TV show. For entertainment purposes only. The sacrifice scene is probably from an old movie. Do you want me to try and find it?

 

[IllusiveOwl]

It's dangerous to take at face value everything you see on the internet, then let that shape your worldview. You're likely to fall into psychosis, or just walk in madness like some frothing idiot child. It's a bad habit to form strong, uninformed opinions.

 

[darkdevotion1]

Slavic, Norse, German, Christian... people were dying because of faith in any and every religion.

so true. no one is innocent,

 

[Morell]

Indeed.
You can switch religions like clothes, but that doesn't change human nature. No matter the religion, humans are humans.