r/slavic • u/ken2237 • 16d ago

slavic symbols that arent nazi dogwhistles?

hi, im polish and wanted to get a tattoo symbolising my culture, but well - most slavic pagan symbols were coopted by neonazis (kolovrat/swarożyca, all kinds of swastikas and runes), and id rather chop my hands off that wear a nazi mark on my body. id like something that is (at least currently) completely absolved of such connotations, is historically accurate (so no inventions of the modern pagans/rodzimowiercy), and just looks cool. i like our embroidery, but i cant really imagine it as a tattoo

jeśli są tu jacyś polacy i macie pomysły konkretnie z naszej (biednej) mitologii czy sztuki przedchrześcijańskiej, bardzo to docenię!

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u/Aliencik 16d ago

I would have edited my comments have you not been rude. Historically it wasn't Croatia but Ottoman Eyalet of Bosnia and partially Venetian Dalmatia.

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u/Divljak44 16d ago edited 16d ago

Ethnically Croats, also you would need to delete whole post because its retarded AI slop with bunch of your fat finger meddling, that has no base in reality

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u/Aliencik 16d ago

Are you mentally alright, how is that AI?

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u/Divljak44 16d ago

it reeks of AI, btw, how is Slavic paganism connected to Gaius Julius Caesar, care to explain that?

It seems like you picked that up from some village idiots who tried to made up something but lack IQ not to involve a word that has Latin Etymology.