Orthodox Europe seems to be especially superstitious. Gimme examples from your life or society in general how this plays out in every day life or politics. Like do your politicians drink special potions, consult witches, do your parents hang talismans on your neck and other such shit.

Most people still believe there is a peaceful solution.

>>508526081 (OP)
In the UK psychics are very popular amongst the female population. Tarot cards readings and energy from crystals etc

>>508526081 (OP)
they love baseball

>>508527594
Jews cause schizophrenia everywhere they go.

>>508526081 (OP)
>dude ukraine and russia are completely different
literally every study map those 2 are always the same fuckin color lol

>>508526081 (OP)
Evil eye exists

>>508526081 (OP)
Can confirm, but it mostly applies to interaction with women there. 99% of women from this country believe in one form or another of something superstitious. Cartomancy, psychics, curses, black magic, ghosts, you name it. Most men just roll their eyes tho.

>>508526081 (OP)
I believe in the power of our traditional symbols and astrological predictions. Women here know astrology, tarot or runes, sometimes numerology. Have heard some stories about magic rituals as well.

>>508526081 (OP)
Was the evil eye ever a popular belief in Western Europe? Ask people if they believe in ghosts. That one crosses all cultural borders.

>>508526081 (OP)
most of the countries in warm colours are invaded by kike-owned niggers and are slaves in their own countries, this is because of curses and black spells cast by some with the evil eye. prove me worng

>>508526081 (OP)
I told my boss I'll find someone to cover my shift friday the 13th.

He said he will personally drag me out of the house that day if I pull that shit.

>>508526081 (OP)
There is nothing more superstitious than unironically believing in christjewery. 'New Age" beliefs, by contrast, are based and redpilled

>>508532447
Protestants aren't superstitious because they call everything idolatry.

As others have said it's overwhelmingly womemes. Men rarely go beyond knock-on-wood type traditions and when they do it's usually stuff like reading too much Castaneda or going on a shamanistic trip to Altay rather than obsessing over gypsy curses and fortune telling.

>>508530341
Never even heard of it, but looking at the map it seems something non whites believe in.

>>508534417
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfivm4Ct88E&t=537s

you better believe it!