Message from @Taddesse
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That's not what I meant
I'm asking when it became more widespread
Mesopotamians and Assyrians also did the same shit before Greeks
and probably Sumerians
***Yes I know nigga***
idk what you're on about because even then it was seen as taboo
if you actually think/believe in the jewish meme homosexuality was encouraged in ancient greece and rome you're retarded
I highly doubt in any of the ancient civilisations it was deemed acceptable
jews also say that the chinese accepted it
I don't believe in it, that's why I'm skeptical and asking you
Aren't you the expert on Greece lol
just to fit their agenda of "muh tolerant and progressive ancient past goy"
in order to fit their agenda of degenerating modern western civilisation
not just the west obviously, east also
@Taddesse well yeah it doesn't take an expert to know that it's bullshit
This is why I'm asking you to explain in-depth
but I definitely know more than most on here about my own country's ancient history yes
what the fuck do you want me to explain
Great!
you know what they did to gays in public back then?
even before christianity sodomy was viewed as evil, an abomination and contrary to human nature
Accurate
especially during the Romans as well
you should read up on Plato's texts and poems also on these acts
If we're going for serious conversations, don't read plato, he backs up homosexuality in most of its points
no he doesn't lmao
more like less of half of his texts
in the majority of his points he considered it an abomination, unholy act, contrary to human nature and etc
you're completely ignorant on my country's history
as expected
Okay then what did you read about it?
the kikes obviously prioritise the most negative and degenerate things about our history for their modern agenda
I just told you
what did you read about it?
aside from the bullshit that he encouraged it
which I already read and it's debunked multiple times
I think you completely misunderstand by his definition of the male to male relationships he encouraged