Since the battle cry was first used during the Crusades, during a time when the use of Latin was confined to the Church, the Ecclesiastical pronunciation is much more common. The expression Deus vult is sometimes written as Deus volt or Deus lo voltboth of which are corruptions of the Classical Latin. Originally Posted by Hubcap.Deus vult is a Latin expression meaning "God wills it. It has been among phrases spray-painted onto the walls of mosques in an act of vandalism, as well as by many individuals involved in memes. The phrase has been occasionally used on social media by adherents of the alt-right movement since the mids. Not like people were using it since Originally Posted by Dug. People with pirates avatars don't drool about killing Dutch sailors. While certainly the "deus vult" meme is used a hell of a lot in alt-right circles it's also just that. I mean if you really want to complain about human romanticizing something from history, lets be fair and start with pirates. What kind of people post here with crusaders avatars? Note that by the alt-right standards, they suck royally at picking role figures, considering that, y'know, crusaders were unleashed with depressing frequency on fellow Christians, fought each other, and above everything else lost. People always want to tie things together even when they might be completely irrelevant to eachother. Two is because I'm saving my infraction points to unleash unholy Hell when Trump wins re-election. TDS seems to be an awfully persistent disease. One is because it's extremely boring watching the crazies come to the inevitable conclusion that they've failed. My lack of posting here recently has been sort of 2-fold. Remember Me? Need an account? Register Now.
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