Are Nahuales the Pre-Hispanic, Méxican name for what we know as Skinwalkers -exclusivelly in the state, AFAIK. Never heard about Skinwalkers until I lived in Texas and read a book in a library, then I found some documentaries online. So neither do I expect most UnitedStatians to know about our (I am a Mexico, señoro) Nahuales. But I know some of you are well versed in my countries' "chupacabras" scene (thanks Agent Mulder), and even other among you are literally Mexican or Second Generation UnitedStatians who are ethnically and culturally Mexican by Moher Language and family-lore oral traditions. Never lived in the states more than 6 months (prison), mostly undreds of visits as tourist, so I really do not know your grass roots culture... Also, anyone from outside the states, please do chip in.
>>42445970Honestly /pol/ or /v/ would be better boards to ask, they’re almost entirely latinx Americans at this point
>>42446087Because punk ass little white bitches sit back and shut the fuck up
>>42446740Oh, shut up. Whites are better than you. You'd still be living in a hut, eating dog meat if it wasn't for wites.
>>42446815White bitches cant even run their own farms and restaurants without their brown wageslavesHows things going in texas, cletus? I hear gas is going up and theres no more mexicans to grow your food you inbred hick
>>42445970Not quite. Nahual is a fairly broad term, encompassing different types of supernatural powers, encounters, people, and spiritual phenomena, and while skinwalkers are considered by the Navajo to always be evil nahuals can use their powers for good or evil.I’m a white US American with no known Mexican heritage, but I might be something of a nahual myself considering how I can be strangled (blood choke) for 6 minutes without fainting.
