Why do europeans hate snakes so much?
Why do europeans hate snakes so much?
Ayden King
Ryder Perez
Snakes are for edgy faggots
Levi Garcia
Give me one culture that viewed them positively.
>Why do people fear a venomous tube of death and slaughter lmao?
Austin Cruz
the mayas on mexico
Carson Cox
Cause they're good for nothing. Just like you and your thread.
William Ross
Mesoamerican niggers were unironically savages, they don't count.
Nicholas Phillips
Was there in time for the shadow. Shit was cash
>>/pol/
Veeky Forums doesn't welcome you.
Eli Anderson
India. The king cobra is one of their national animals. There's also some clan of abos that worships a giant lightning snake god.
Mason Diaz
>Why do people fear a venomous tube of death and slaughter lmao?
Lions can kill people too, but a lot of cultures respect them.
Oliver Jones
There are animals that transmit diseases. That's worse I understand if they hate rats... But hercules, apollo, etc. They fight snakes
Jace Jenkins
Aztecs, Navajo, Costa Rica natives.
Noah Myers
Europoors hate freedom
Brayden Collins
thats a sneky snake... Jörmungandr
When christians came europe did they say dude I think snakes are evil too???
Benjamin Lopez
india
Kayden Rodriguez
finns
snakes are considered a source of wisdom and good luck or protection
our snakes are the kind that just eat rodents and can't even kill a baby properly
Nicholas Ramirez
the jews
no really
Carson Myers
They're poisonous, they sneak up on you, and can kill you. What's feared is also hated. The bible had a story about a snake as the antagonist, too. Your religion tends to have some influence on your culture.
Jose Davis
It's part of the "immortality is bad/immoral" meme.
Grayson Adams
cats, snakes and birds.
David Wilson
Most abos have a snake creator spirit, it was so common, it is just referred to as the 'rainbow serpent' instead of the dozens of different names for basically the same thing.
Nathan Jones
What is "The story of Adam, Eve and the Serpent?"
David Ramirez
>they were savages
>no they werent heres a picture of a place where they slaughtered thousands of people in
huh
Adrian Edwards
Say what? Im finnish and ive never heard that.
Jason Perry
These videos give a good explanation on the importance of serpent slaying amongst Indo-Europeans.
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Jonathan Ross
Staff of Asclepius nibba
Personally think this represents energy up the spine like kundalini
The serpent is also a “messiah” via number equivalence/substitution is Kabbalah, although not well versed enough to know what this means
Serpent is a symbol of wisdom to Nietzsche
Could be argued that the dragon in Chinese mythology is a kind of snake
The winged snake, or a snake and a bird being associated with each other is common to many cultures
Asher Sanchez
Well well
American Eagle and the gadsden flag. The symbolic pair recurs
Justin Nguyen
Lithuanians and balts in general, before they got civilized.
Anthony Howard
SNAKES GET OUT
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Blake Flores
They respect snakes in the same way as
but that doesn't mean they would let a snake in their home.
Eli Perry
>Snake just wants to get some human pussy
>Egle consents
>Egle's brothers get pissed because they got SNAKE'd
>Kill the snake who dindu nuffin
L*ths were a mistake
Angel Garcia
They were uncompromising savages, I agree.
Oliver Phillips
A lot of West African.
Leo Roberts
Osumare is said to be the Yoruba Orisha of the rainbow, serpents, cycles, and transformation.
Juan Lopez
Ancient Egyptians worshipped snakes, especially the cobra. The cobra was not only associated with the sun god Ra, but also many other deities such as Wadjet, Renenutet, Nehebkau, and Meretseger. Serpents could also be evil and harmful such as the case of Apep and Set. They were also referenced in the Book of the Dead, in which Spell 39 was made to help repel an evil snake in the underworld. "Get back! Crawl away! Get away from me, you snake! Go, be drowned in the Lake of the Abyss, at the place where your father commanded that the slaying of you should be carried out."
Jayden Cook
The Minoan Snake Goddess.
Jackson Phillips
There is Europeans who worship snakes, like Minoans and celtic
Ryder Wood
>nibba
Fuck off, underage phoneposter.
Colton Phillips
I was about to say it's probably from the snake in the garden of Eden but I remember there was also dragons in europeans mythologies before and they were at the beginning pretty much snakes with just feet and wings for some of them so i dunno
David Davis
read some folktale books nigguh