Gautam Buddha is widely described to having deep blue eyes. What are the implications of this /pol/?
>>538199877All religion and all ideologies wether you like them are not were founded by White men
Pajeets probably saw a white person once like 3 thousand years ago and started worshipping him to this day
in all religions, the main deity is always the lightest colored of the people. Everyone wants to be White it seems.
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EVERYONE WAS WHITETHEY WUZ KANGZ
>>538199877He was a jeet.
>>538199877buddhism is total garbage and not White>just stop wanting things bro!okay. stop wanting to eat, retard.
>>538200051Is there some kind of posited kosher reason for why this is the case? My first impulse is to read it as we wuzzing but like, for real, why did all these disparate civilizations give these statues of their gods / mythical leaders blue eyes...
>>538200256The world was Aryan first before race mixing
>>538199877>buddha was blue eyed khazarian who worshipped yahweh>which makes buddhism chinese heritagereal
>>538199877hi, buddhist hereno implications. the buddha recognized that the body is just a frame. a contraptionit shouldn't be taken as self or as belonging to a selfhaving blue eyes is as important as having a gray car or a shed painted red, i.e., not very important, not really indicative of anything
>>538202566But he didnt have a gray car or a red shed, he had blue eyes.
>>538199877jeet rejected buddha
>>538200256QrdIrish druids circa 500 bc developed deep understandings of science and nature, they sailed the world to spread it, got killed off by their own rejects, Buddhism is just a different slice of their cake, and Lucifer worshippers have been making up history for 2000 years.
>>538200256White people create all cultures and it usually turns into a shithole within 100 years of race mixing. Shitskins we wuz with the remnants of the culture left from the previous white rulers. Watch Robert sepehr on YouTube for more info, he’s a scholar.
>>538200051Lol some things never change.
>>538202742remember, when sujata offered him milk or whatever it was, the buddha-to-be was probably hours away from death, utterly emaciated
>>538199877no shiteven the term arya also come from buddhismhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arya_(Buddhism)
>>538200197There's a difference between needs of want and needs of necessity. Buddhism goes into the differences.
