Moderation Questions
The last iteration of the moderation discussion thread was a complete disaster. Numerous attempts to keep it on topic fa
would you prefer the term dogshit homosexual instead because that appears to be a-ok
socrates would never have confused "So you don't really know if it's true or not" with "If what you want to tell me is neither True nor ..."
less significantly, I think he was dead
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Along with his teacher Socrates, and Aristotle, his student, Plato is a central figure in the history of Western philosophy.
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Socrates died 399 BC
Diogenes born 412 or 404 BC
A it earlier than I thought but still pushing it
Socrates died 399 BC
A it earlier than I thought but still pushing it
They were precocious kids back in those days.
Not incompatible with him having a wife and kids.
you gave chez way more credit than i did, i thought he forgot about the order
Hmm. Wasn't giving him credit, just didn't occur to me that he could have got that wrong lol.
what can you say, some people have dogshit levels of reading comprehension
You even managed to think I didn't know plato and socrates wete about together.
A true genius
Underestimating your intellectual ability is never an EV mistake. You deliver on target far more often than not.
Look, you did it!
Can we not be mad now pleaseee 😀
a lot of times people just dont even read it and make their own fantasy. that, or they are just act intentionally obtuse. but that is ofc the bad faith required to support the status quo and Democrat party.
Ancient Greek ideas about male homosexuality were quite different than modern ideas.
Critics viewed homosexual sex between men more as licentious than perverse.
roc please be courteous and don't use fancy words and make me look them up in the future
idk much about the greeks but for the romans so long as you were the top it wasn't considered a problem - elagabulus' main problem wasn't that he was banging his charioteer, but he made it clear to all he was the one getting banged
also, that post was a poor attempt at a play on raging
roc please be courteous and don't use fancy words and make me look them up in the future
idk much about the greeks but for the romans so long as you were the top it wasn't considered a problem - elagabulus' main problem wasn't that he was banging his charioteer, but he made it clear to all he was the one getting banged
also, that post was a poor attempt at a play on raging
It's not gay if you don't push back.
Plato’s Symposium had a guy that was really thirsty for Socrates’s loving, but Socrates was portrayed as badass and manly because he was super ambivalent. IIRC they ended up in bed at the end of the night, after a debate on the meaning of love.
