>do nothing>get labeled as the epitome of evil and deception by some random race of primates
>>5126762only by pagans, everyone else likes snakes
>>5126762>>do nothingsnake bite hort
Blame the fallen angels, nephilim, and all their followers for using snake imagery.
>>5126764You mean non-pagans? They're associated with healing (and other things, granted...) by the Greeks, the Hindus are generally favourable to them, one of the Aztecs' main deities was a snake; Abo creator god etc... As opposed to the Abrahamics...
Europe only has a couple of venomous snakes, so I imagine the cultures that DO treat snakes as something to be feared and revered, not hated.
>>5126762>onotlogicly evil>weirdos still love meHow can I get that level of charisma
>>5126813and abrahamics stole everything from the pagans, like the germans, middle easterns, they usually have a story of a giant evil snake, tiamat, jormgandr
>>5126762>>do nothingDon't they bite and inject venom?
>>5126842only if you're a bitch who deserves it
>>5126842northern europe has like one singular venomous snake and thats the common adder that isnt aggressivebut then you have stuff like bears and wolves that are aggressive and DID cause problems for settlers, but bear worship is really common in early european religionmaybe it really is just early europeans not being terrified of snakes like everywhere else
>>5126762Weren't our early ape ancestors frequently preyed upon by giant snakes? I thought that's where we became hardwired to be wary of snakes from.
>>5126839in ancient Egypt, the cobra uraeus was a divine symbol of the royalty. The cobra was also associated with the sun god Ra and many other deities such as Wadjet, Renenutet, Nehebkau, and Meretseger.The Sumerians worshiped a serpent god named Ningishzida. In ancient Greece, snakes are symbols of health and renewal as part of the Rod of Asclepius.Treating snakes as symbols of evil was an invention of Judaism.
>>5126866no, it was cats
>>5126762GOOLD?
>>5126866Big cats were much more likely to prey on early humans
