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horactix's avatar

Could you write a substack rebuking this video again (https://youtu.be/sycii9j6wzs?si=vGUxYCbr_5vzRgy_) I remember you had a textpost on iFunny but it was probably banned

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Sectionalism Archive's avatar

Yeah, sure.

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sudnoSS's avatar

I have a problem with people who have nothing else on their minds than gay sex. And the first thing they imagine when the Greeks are mentioned is gay sex. Not Homer, not Pericles, not Alexander, just gay sex.

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Oranon's avatar

it came from crete? i thought it came from the east

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Sectionalism Archive's avatar

It might have been introduced to Crete from the east, and Crete already was sort of an oddball place due to Minoan influence. Like I say in the post, the Greeks associated certain aspects of it with the east, and they associated more woman-loving cultures with the west

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Oranon's avatar

my bad i didn’t read the entire post at the time cause i was in class, anyways the cup bearer thing is quite funny to me because i was always confused on why medieval islamic literature mentioned the gifting of cup bearers between rulers till i realized it meant pederasty probably

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sudnoSS's avatar

Arabs are insane

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Oranon's avatar

i’m not sure about the arabs themselves i’ve mainly read about this from andalusian and khwarezmian sources which is natural since they were the pinnacle of medieval islamic civilization

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Mangla_96k's avatar

Heard it came to Greeks from Anatolia?

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Dumb Pollock's avatar

I can only answer this with two very good sources:

Plato and the Hebrew Bible which was a Hellenistic creation

https://vridar.org/2012/09/14/platos-and-the-bibles-laws-and-ethics-compared/

A book by a Greek who actually read the original sources in their language and his responses to both Christians and pervs

https://archive.org/details/higmc

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