The twenty-first century will be remembered as the one where people lost their minds. The twenty-first century will be remembered as the tireless fight against nature and against Dharma, calling nature and Dharma what is only social and laboratory experimentation: brainwashing and mutilation. The twenty-first century will be remembered as the century where the cowards have finally won a battle, purging the strong, purging all breath and breadth of greatness. Degeneration in all areas, in art and in the lives of men, will be a reflection of the utopia that the dreams of madmen have always desired. And all this will be because the strong were afraid of their own strength in the face of the cries of the spiritually deformed.

Meanwhile I: Since the Taurobolium-Tauroctonia(The sacrifice of the Bull by Mithras-Buddha) that is 4224

Just because some things were done historically(e.g. Human sacrifice, tribal warfare, inter-cult warfare) doesn't mean that:

1: It is traditional
2: it is rightful.

That's the problem with reconstructionists.

They will make history and archaeology a monolith of tradition(it is not, tradition doesn't merely stand by "that which is old") that should be re-enacted, not a place to take inspiration on.

The ancients knew such.

The Gods are unchangeable, the ways are not.