• HiddenLayer5
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    The most ironic thing is that vikings lived in cooperative tribes, essentially communes, and were by no means capitalist.

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      Wasn’t “viking” a name for profession, a type of raider essentially? It’s not an ethnicity or anything

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        I believe you’re right. A more accurate statement would be that the groups whom vikings belonged to were cooperative tribes.

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      No. Of course, Brazil is a huge country, there’s a variety of headdresses in different indigenous tribes, but they tend to look more like these:

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        They look so cool! Wonder why that dude chose to copy the sacred native American headdress when Brazil has its own variety of cool headdresses (which I presume don’t all carry the same meaning (also assuming that dude is indigenous at all))