re: 1,000-Year-Old Remains May Be Of A Highly Respected Nonbinary Warrior

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women had a much larger role, and even led and fought.

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No. They didn't. Just like with this bogus study, they found a woman buried with a sword and shield and basically filled in their own narrative.

Shield maidens (maiden here simply meaning non-married woman) were well-documented. It was basically an honorable role for women who were not married and had no children. They weren't warriors. They were basically squires on the battlefield.

This bogus study is further proof that science has been hijacked by the leftist agenda.

Nothing about that excerpt make sense. Quite literally nothing in anyone's genome that would provide insight on someone's gender identity. Can tell you everything you need regarding their biological sex though.

Read that yesterday. He may have had Klinefelters. They go out of their way to call this guy non-binary, say that we need to rethink the way we view ancient society’s views of gender and sex, and that gender is not biological, then proceed to describe the biological basis for Klinefelters and how men with Klinefelters present often with enlarged breasts for men, smaller testicles, maybe a smaller penis and infertility.

The article is a damn joke. He was a guy who may have had Klinefelters. He is still a guy. Even the Mayo Clinic defines those with Klinefelters as men. The logical reaching going on in this article and, apparently, by the so-called discoverers of this warrior’s chromosomal makeup is beyond idiotic and borders on dangerous.

Perhaps this man had thoughts about being a woman. Perhaps he didn’t. We know that about 3% of males in the world are born with Klinefelters. Apparently something like 0.6% of the population is estimated to identify as transgender. Most men with Klinefelters don’t even know they have it until they get older and start trying to have kids. All of this is incongruous with the assertion being made in the article.

Goddammit this narrative needs to go away.

let me guess that the sails on their ships were also not white but rainbow…..gtfoh

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Boudica, queen of the Britons, says hello. Not necessarily Scandinavian Viking, but a similar type culture.

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Quite a few differences between Celts and Germanic cultures.
There's also a lot of myth surrounding Boudica.

Regardless, there's little to no historical evidence of widespread female warriors in any of those cultures.

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Regardless, there's little to no historical evidence of widespread female warriors in any of those cultures.

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O sure. Agreed.

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Klinefelter Syndrome

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So a genetic disorder

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"biology does not directly dictate a person's self-identity,"

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Biology with a genetic disorder along with village’s & family’s views on a male with a genetic disorder causing “low levels of testosterone, a smaller penis, undescended testes, enlarged breasts and infertility” forged this guy’s “self” identity of not being a true male.

One could easily think that He may have felt like a male but hid his biology because of what others thought of his genetic disorder.

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In their findings, the researchers noted that the remains were "badly damaged" and that they only had a small sample to test. But through the use of modeling, they said they "found overwhelming evidence that the genetic data of the Suontaka individual most closely resemble an XXY karyotype."

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No. They didn't. Just like with this bogus study, they found a woman buried with a sword and shield and basically filled in their own narrative.

Shield maidens (maiden here simply meaning non-married woman) were well-documented. It was basically an honorable role for women who were not married and had no children. They weren't warriors. They were basically squires on the battlefield.

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Do you even Boudicca, bro?

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Boudicca, also spelled Boadicea or Boudica, (died 60 or 61 CE), ancient British queen who in 60 CE led a revolt against Roman rule.

Boudicca’s husband, Prasutagus, was king of the Iceni (in what is now Norfolk) as a client under Roman suzerainty. When Prasutagus died in 60 with no male heir, he left his private wealth to his two daughters and to the emperor Nero, trusting thereby to win imperial protection for his family. Instead, the Romans annexed his kingdom, humiliated his family, and plundered the chief tribesmen. While the provincial governor Suetonius Paulinus was absent in 60 or 61, Boudicca raised a rebellion throughout East Anglia. The insurgents burned Camulodunum (Colchester), Verulamium (St. Albans), the mart of Londinium (London), and several military posts. According to the Roman historian Tacitus, Boudicca’s rebels massacred 70,000 Romans and pro-Roman Britons and cut to pieces the Roman 9th Legion. Paulinus met the Britons at a point thought to be near present-day Fenny Stratford on Watling Street and regained the province in a desperate battle. Upon her loss, Boudicca either took poison or died of shock or illness.

Considered a national heroine of England, Boudicca inspired numerous books and movies.

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Boudicca

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British queen

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Not a Viking, not a warrior and and certainly not proof that women regularly fought alongside men. Cleopatra led armies too, but was far from a warrior.

These stupid bastards are going to rewrite history and the narrative will be that it’s always been woke and gay.

These people need to be crushed, purged, and exiled.