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I dunno, if I make my own illustrations and pretend they're gem infused cards, white women will magically give me their money.Tarot cards are just sexier playing cards. There's nothing magical about them.
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I dunno, if I make my own illustrations and pretend they're gem infused cards, white women will magically give me their money.Tarot cards are just sexier playing cards. There's nothing magical about them.
Just put a bunch of topless black women on them in ugly clothes and they'll sell like hot cakes. Don't even have to gem infuse them.I dunno, if I make my own illustrations and pretend they're gem infused cards, white women will magically give me their money.
*They'll squee about how diverse and stunning it is, but actually buy things that look prettyJust put a bunch of topless black women on them in ugly clothes and they'll sell like hot cakes. Don't even have to gem infuse them.
Someone could make bank if they published a divination system for opening LOL Surprise dolls.For that matter, telling fortunes with an ordinary poker deck is also a thing.
Anything is "magic" if you can convince someone it is.
For that matter, telling fortunes with an ordinary poker deck is also a thing.
Anything is "magic" if you can convince someone it is.
I wonder if the people buying it are the same people who make fun of Peter Popoff for selling his "holy magic water" that makes God send money to your bank account.
Money spells seem like they'd really throw the economy off balance if they were real, but maybe the amount regular people make doesn't even register because in clandestine underground chambers under banks and investment firms they've got entire witch covens mixing up Olympic pool sized vats of money oil they burn on pyres.
Money spells seem like they'd really throw the economy off balance if they were real, but maybe the amount regular people make doesn't even register because in clandestine underground chambers under banks and investment firms they've got entire witch covens mixing up Olympic pool sized vats of money oil they burn on pyres.
The witches all go about their day reflecting on how when they were in witch college they thought it would be all cool spells and potions and dancing under the light of a full moon, but here they are approaching middle age stuck in business casual attire mixing up money oil every day for a bunch of greedy suits just to pay the bills.
Oh hey I recognize that dude that looks like a magicianMaybe she is Satanic.
A lot of them are "Ow the edge" Satanists these days. The kind that support The Satanic Temple* (not to be confused with the Church of Satan) so they can argue that they need abortions for religious reasons.
*Look at these fucking nerds:
Probably, but not necessarily. Although the word itself is definitely West African in origin, once it hit America, "hoodoo" got taken up by a lot of different communities. The Pennsylvania "Dutch" had a very long lasting tradition of folk magic that was and is sporadically self-described as "hoodoo". But I doubt she's casting spells out of Der lange verborgene Freund. It's not that obscure if you're interested in American folklore, but if you're not there's almost no chance you've heard of it. Also, it's constantly talking about how Jesus is Lord + God + Savior. Not very 2023.@NoReturn
Interesting bit to me: Although she's white and her delivery has a New Age touchy feely vibe, she mentions early in the video that the recipe comes from "Hoodoo".
Isn't that cultural appropriation?![]()
Technically, yes, but like @InspectorJappOfficial pointed out, she might be so retarded she circled back to correct-by-accident.Interesting bit to me: Although she's white and her delivery has a New Age touchy feely vibe, she mentions early in the video that the recipe comes from "Hoodoo".
it wouldn't surprise me. I am not saying it works, but rich people are into a lot of New age batshitery and esoteric crap.clandestine underground chambers under banks and investment firms they've got entire witch covens mixing up Olympic pool sized vats of money oil they burn on pyres.
Do you have any reccomended reading/watching/listening on the witch burning stuff without the femenist tweaks? I've nevet looked into it much but was always taught that it was exactly that, men toasting up smart ladies or pants wearers or the unwed and successful and whatnot. So now I'm curious to know what the actual deal was!Feminist literature recontextualized witch burnings as a part of nasty patriarchal societies hurting strong independent wxmxn, and Wicca was subverted by a woman to be a gynocentric new age religion. When young women in our generation went to college they were shown this by gender studies departments (or got it online or from friends) and internalized it as true.
Combined with anti-Christian attitudes in society leaving people seeking spiritual fulfillment, it's not too big a shock that a lot of rootless, unmarried 20-somethings fall into a cultic practice that basically tells them they're the most important and powerful beings in the universe.