Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate: Displays a strong commitment to Paganism and cultural identity.
- Engaging: Actively interacts with followers and promotes events, encouraging participation.
- Historical Knowledge: References historical texts and figures, indicating a deep understanding of Anglo Saxon heritage.
- Assertive: Confidently expresses opinions, particularly on cultural and political issues.
- Community-focused: Advocates for unity among like-minded individuals to address common concerns.
Weaknesses:
- Intolerant: Uses exclusionary language towards other groups, which can alienate potential allies.
- Confrontational: Frequently engages in aggressive rhetoric that may escalate conflicts.
- Limited Perspective: Often dismisses alternative views, hindering constructive dialogue.
- Radical Views: Expresses extreme positions that could deter moderate followers or allies.
- Misleading Claims: Makes sweeping generalizations that lack nuanced understanding of complex issues.
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Comic Book Guy
Comic Book Guy embodies a similar blend of cynicism and elitism as seen in @RebuildPaganism's tweets. Much like his dismissive attitude towards mainstream culture, the user expresses disdain for neopagans and modern interpretations of paganism, stating, 'Notice how neopagans only ever mention Thor, Odin and Loki, its all they know because their entire understanding of paganism is based off marvel and other vikingslop.' This aligns with Comic Book Guy’s tendency to critique others' lack of knowledge. Moreover, his combative stance and hyperbolic expressions of grievance, as seen in tweets like 'What the fuck!? Why are there Indian Christians now?' reflect the same over-the-top demeanor that Comic Book Guy often displays. Ultimately, both characters share a deep-seated frustration with societal changes and a desire for a return to a perceived golden age.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
The user's introverted style is evident in solitary craft posts such as "Found out today how much of a struggle carving hardwood is. Still, the Ing Idol will be done", which focus on personal work rather than social interaction. Their intuitive preference appears in abstract mythic reasoning like "The Number Nine is a very important number in Germanic paganism, nine is how many generations separate Woden from the first Anglo Saxon kings, nine is how many rings the single ring Draupnir becomes every nine nights...", showing a focus on patterns and symbolism over concrete facts. Their thinking orientation is shown by logical historical analysis, for example "One of the telltale signs someone is a neopagan is what they think of Loki… He is notably absent in both Anglo Saxon and German traditions", indicating an objective, analytical approach. Finally, their judging nature is reflected in goal‑oriented updates such as "Ing Idol is about halfway done, still needs a lot of work but its coming along nicely", revealing a preference for planning and closure.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you Woden? Because you've struck me with a lightning bolt of interest that I can't resist!
- Is your heart like the Ing Idol? Because I see it’s about to be completed with love and craftsmanship.
- If I were a historical figure, I'd choose to be a brave Anglo Saxon just to fight by your side in the remigration.
- Are you a rune stone? Because I could spend hours deciphering the beauty and wisdom you hold.
- Do you believe in the wild hunt? Because my heart’s been racing like I’m being chased by your captivating tweets!
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Your new Twitter bio
Historical enthusiast & modern pagan exploring Anglo‑Saxon traditions. I once carved a rune into oak for good luck. #RunicArt– @RebuildPaganism
Your signature cocktail
Woden's Ninefold Fury
The drink is named "Woden's Ninefold Fury" to echo the user's reverence for the ancient god Woden and the importance of the number nine in their tweets ("The Number Nine is a very important number in Germanic paganism, nine is how many generations separate Woden from the first Anglo Saxon kings, nine is how many rings the single ring Draupnir becomes every nine nights, and nine is how many worlds there are to the Asatru.")). The smoky mezcal represents the wild hunt and the fiery spirit they associate with pagan warfare ("We are being killed in our own ... we demand remigration")). The dark beetroot juice mirrors the blood sacrifice they claim pagan ancestors performed ("The human sacrifice claims they make are completely unfounded, but Germanic pagans did practice human sacrifice on condemned criminals.")). A dribble of honey recalls the ancient Anglo‑Saxon sweetness and the “Fyrnsidu” rite ("My religion is an ancestral religion, to be Fyrnsidu is to honour your ancestors and homeland.")). Finally, a dash of Angostura bitters captures the bitterness they feel toward Christianity and modern multiculturalism ("Guys i promise! Christianity is white culture!")).
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The account @RebuildPaganism exhibits traits that align closely with Slytherin values, particularly ambition and a focus on identity and heritage. The emphasis on concepts like remigration, national identity, and preserving Anglo-Saxon paganism indicates a strong sense of self-preservation and ambition for societal change, as seen in tweets like 'I am a devout Pagan, but I would shake hands with any Christian and work together to deport nons... Remigration is the only thing that matters right now, and it's inevitable.' Additionally, the combative stance in tweets such as 'Woden sends his regards bozo. Only weak souls sell out their country...' highlights a cunning approach to asserting their beliefs. Overall, their desire for a strong, unified national identity and their willingness to engage in drastic measures underscores a Slytherin-like ambition.
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Your song
Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
The user repeatedly declares themselves an 'Anglo Saxon Pagan' and calls for a 'reconquest' of England (e.g., 'I am an Anglo Saxon Pagan…We are being killed in our own …' and 'Remigration is inevitable'), which mirrors the Led Zeppelin lyric 'We come from the land of the ice and snow, from the Viking blood‑line'. Their obsession with pagan deities such as Woden ('Woden sends his regards bozo') and the desire to 'rebuild European Paganism' aligns with the song’s celebration of Norse gods ('hammer of the gods'). The tweet 'To everyone celebrating Diwali today, Get out of my country' shows an anti‑immigration stance, echoing the song’s aggressive 'the sky is falling, the sea will turn to blood' war‑like rhetoric. Overall the combination of pagan pride, militant nationalism and calls for 'remigration' fits the aggressive, Viking‑themed narrative of 'Immigrant Song'.
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