Why did this movie glorify Scandinavians as savages and mud hut dwellers? Chinese already had kingdoms by then

Why did this movie glorify Scandinavians as savages and mud hut dwellers? Chinese already had kingdoms by then.

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Because otherwise someone would have to reveal that Russia has rightfully controlled Kiev since the movie’s setting

The failure of Colonialism was not committing 100% genocide against non whites.

Glorify how exactly? I felt like it just told a story

Depicting something is endorsing it.

Is that why your mom depicted herself having sex with me?

there was no russia at the time, lmao

because we literally were kings and such

Where exactly were they glorified?

>Chinese
Nice try Chang. You mean Italians

Kievan Rus was founded in 882, user
The movie starts in 895

It was 892, Rome was at its peak 100s of years prior. It's not like China was way ahead of the curve when it came to Europe.

Rome already fell by 437. What's left was some zombie meme kingdom

nobody who makes movies knows anything about history... or about anything at all.

this
and neither do they care

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>send your most rabid and hardened criminals to colonize the island closest to hell
>they mate with the wildlife instead

By that logic America already fell in 1945.

why did they choose this aesthetic? The braces and contact lenses, looks weird af

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Truly unfortunate, yes.

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As if you ever had the power to do it. You were only able to colonise the lands you did like in India through Jew trickery. Genocide would have exposed you.

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Also no wonder why nordcucks seethe so much against Jews.

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>braces

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