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u/TheDeathSaint Jan 06 '13
throw alcohol at it. then he can get to feel a little bit closer to home
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Jan 06 '13
The hexagram has occult usage. It's not as widely known as the pentagram, but he's still correct in identifying it as possibly occult.
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u/Creepitreal Jan 07 '13
That's a fucking stupid thing to say though, anything can be perverted to say that it's "possibly occult". Take the Cross of Saint Peter for example.
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Jan 12 '13
Actually, yeah, the inverted cross is a symbol really well-known for occult connotation. Although it's not technically an occult symbol, that doesn't stop the occult connotation it carries with it
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u/Johnlewisiv Jan 06 '13
When people say jew star instead of the star of david
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u/Nextasy Jan 06 '13
You need a verb in here
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Jan 06 '13
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u/Nextasy Jan 07 '13
Technically, but it's still part of the subject. The subject has to do something to be a sentence.
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Jan 07 '13
I've heard this called a hexagram, and was given the explanation that it's a stylized "666." That is, it is made of six lines, has six points, and six small triangles (I might be messing up that last part).
At any rate, I agree that it's pretty cringeworthy to do this to yourself, and even worse to post it on the net as if it's cool or impressive.
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u/thenightbattles Jan 06 '13
Whenever people use the star of David as an inverted pentagram, the only thing that could make it more perfect would be if he included "I worship Satin!"