[excuse you, Kit, but Satanism and other such grim occultism is very popular in the world of black metal. defacing a symbol of authoritarian approval with it is possibly the most metal thing that he could do in this hypothetical situation.]
Inverted, of course. Although I doubt half the people interested would know the difference to begin with.
[as long as there was a star in a circle most of the people wanting to look edgy and dark would be satisfied. he doubted they understood that having only a single point upright was open to many more benign interpretations; could they ever imagine that such a thing was once used by Christians themselves? unlikely.
there's no point in blindly following anything, even if you have a true passion for it. it rarely comes up (has almost never, before now) but Vincent has done his homework on the symbols and common beliefs of his niche. it's the least he can do to show some respect.]
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Inverted, of course. Although I doubt half the people interested would know the difference to begin with.
[as long as there was a star in a circle most of the people wanting to look edgy and dark would be satisfied. he doubted they understood that having only a single point upright was open to many more benign interpretations; could they ever imagine that such a thing was once used by Christians themselves? unlikely.
there's no point in blindly following anything, even if you have a true passion for it. it rarely comes up (has almost never, before now) but Vincent has done his homework on the symbols and common beliefs of his niche. it's the least he can do to show some respect.]