Tatsuya Ishida #racist #dunning-kruger

Tatsuya Ishida #racist #dunning-kruger sinfest.xyz

[From “April 19, 2024: Hyperborea”]

Panel 1: A father is telling a story to his daughter, starting with “Once upon a time, in the land of Hyperborea”
Panel 2: A man wearing a horned helmep and a bard, his wife wearing a crown of flowers and their sons; two other Norses are in the background. Meanwhile, the teller is saying that “A proud Viking race lived in peace for a thousand years”
Panel 3: The daughter is asking to her father “A thousand years? How'd they do that?”
Panel 4: The father answers “Strict immigration laws”

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Is it just me or does the father look like the chad wojak?

Either stupid beyond anything or pandering to the uneducated

‘Viking’ is a race?
And they brought back quite a few slaves from their raids. That’s not strict immigration. And Vikings never actually had horns on their helmets. Plus…

Oh. Wait. it’s a fairy tale. Never mind.

@Malingspann #195621

yeah I was going to mention that, the Viking were both famous and infamous for being warlike.

That's cute, he found the writing of Heinrich fucking Himmler about the mythical "Aryan" homeland.

In the Nazi context, "Hyperborea" is not just a name for a fantasy novel landscape. It's where SS would be mystics thought their mythologies "Aryan" race originated.

Heinrich tried to find it numerous times. Only ever found mud huts.

Vikings were professional pirates with a religious ethos that extolled combat to the point dying peacefully of old age was considered shameful and believed that if you could not hold property by force of arms you did not deserve it in the first place. That’s not living in peace. They also regularly abducted people to enslave or use them as breeding stock so that “strict immigration policy” is pretty bullshit too. If you could codify their “immigration” as anything it would be trial by combat. And this anti-immigration shtick using white supremacy boilerplate is a pretty interesting perspective coming from a Japanese-American.

No really, is he just dedicated to being offensive for the sake of it? Is it just his sense of humour now?

The land of Hyperbolia, you mean.

And England and Ireland didn't have such strict immigration laws, thanks to the Vikings. Which may be exactly why people ask if I'm Scandinavian sometimes, say I look that or German.

The most interesting thing about Sinfest is how it is a conical of the artists decent into.madness. From a normal person, someone progress and a feminist, to a radical TERF to someone who believes every far right conspiracy under the sun.

Never forget.

@Starlight:

Yes. That’s not accidental; he’s used the Chad Wojack to represent “ideal manhood” since September 2023. Originally he copied the design almost perfectly, but over time it’s changed a bit to better match his style. If I remember right, the original appearance was from a short series of gag comics where people turned into things by drinking cans of soda from specific vending machines; Squigley (the anthromorphic pig) saw someone turning into a “Chad” and tried the soda, but he only got the beard.

In addition, it hasn’t been revealed for certain, but the girl in the image is most likely the incarnation of 2024, who hasn’t appeared since January; she was ~~prophesied~~ predicted by DevilCorp’s AI to grow up to be a blonde soldier with a hair braid. Though if it’s her, it’s a bit odd since she should have the appearance of a mid-20s person at this point.

You fail history forever.

@Niam2020 #195632

I was just going to mention, this is pretty much word-for-word Nazi mysticism. I haven’t seen a Japanese guy who loved Hitler so much since Hideki Tojo.

Valhalla was not filled with peaceful people.

"But wait, Daddy…didn't the Vikings invade other countries, raid them of their resources, kill the natives, and take the survivors as slaves? Didn't they also steal security and mercenary jobs from Saudi natives when they hired themselves out to the caliphs?”

"It's okay if white people do horrible things, honey. The rules are only there to keep the mudraces down, not to punish us pure and superior beings.”

“Isn't that a double standard, though?”

“You mean like a cartoonist of Japanese descent pandering to a violent fascist cult that would gleefully murder him, his family and everyone who made eye contact with him on the street but didn't run away screaming in abject terror at having their soul stolen by a yellow devil?”

“Oddly specific, and a bit disturbing, but sure, that's a good hypothetical.”

“Oh sweetie, if it weren't for double standards, we racist assholes wouldn't have any standards at all!?”

“Huh…okay…hey, last question, Daddy. Why do I look like a mixture of Mommy and Mr. Gonzalez from next door?”

“Probably something to do with science, I guess. I'm so inbred that abstract thinking is almost like magic to me, so I can't say for certain.”

Kid, don't learn your "history" from Conan comic books.

@Sasha #195671

And, I’d note, Helheim was not an awful place, certainly not after Baldr became a guest of honor there. I have a feeling the condition Hel gave for sending Baldr back to Midgard was actually “Prove you need him more than we do, especially since he finally has the purpose he desired in life here.”.

Does Ishida also drink from skulls? :D (Stereotype intended)

Or, you know, perhaps Hyperborea is just a fantasy ancient Greeks spun from fouth-hand port tavern stories about the arctic Midnight Sun.

PS:
Also, I always assumed Hyperborea’s real world location would be Siberia, not Scandinavia, seeing that its the lands beyond the Scythians and then the one-eyed horse-nomads (i.e. fantastic Scythians) known as the Arimaspi and the gryphons whose gold they try to steal. Indeed, the Hellenic world was not aware of Scandinavia, beyond perhaps as the “island” of Thule.

Tatsuya Ishida #racist #dunning-kruger sinfest.xyz

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