/lit/ - Literature

>>14954883
>one born of the post-Roman Germanic peoples. Their prime symbol is the Forest, which is a 2D existence (the forest floor) filled with stuff (the trees).
I take it there are no forests in the Mediterranean region nor in Eastern Europe, so neither Graeco-Roman people nor Slavic could think in 3d. So the only way for such a symbol to be meaningful is to give it an arbitrary meaning beforehand, so anything Germanic people supposedly invented on their own had nothing intrinsically to do with their habitat.
>so you can take joy in that I guess.
Why would I. No amount of other peoples' suffering would reverse a death of a nation.
Imma just poking at some Germanic autist's armchair fantasies.

>>14955016
>-Fans of mushrooms
As are Romance and Finnic peoples. Only Germanic and Celtic people are afraid to eat shrooms for some reason.
>-Adidas while squatting
Lel so random.
>-Horizontal feet flicking dance
A caricature barely known to the Muscovites, utterly unknown to Ukrainians and Belarusians. Basically a foreign made-up Orientalist pretend, like le Russky Bear made by British Jews as a caricature.
>-The flat plain of the Pontic steppe
Not populated until XVII century at the earliest, properly settled less than 300 years ago. Relevant to Ukraine only. Russians do not think in steppes, Muscovy used to be heavily forested and is still marshy. There are no Russian cultural symbols for anything to do with steppes, except some 900 years old epics where Steppe=Nomads=Alien_Warzone. Cossacks were a different nation, 95% of East Slavic folk had fuck all to do with them.
>-Their relatively horizontally extending onion domes
Pic.
>-Their tendency to build long buildings to show off, rather than sky scrapers
Royal Palace of Caserta for Sukharev Tower.
>-I can't go on because I know almost nothing about Russia
It shows.

tl;dr German amrchair dreamer imagines things for future Germans to autistically obsess over.
Nostradamus for modern young men basically.