LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

This is not a rage bait
Recently, there was a weird trend ow women being weirded out by the concept, that men do tend to think about Roman Empire. I strongly do recomend a video from Lotus Eaters on the topic in case you missed it.

But, the question was asked. Is there a women equivalent???

When I heard the question, my immediate mysogynist anwser was "women think about who fucked who". And obviously that was a joke.... Or was it?

If I talk to my mom about celebrities, she can name me not only 30 times more of them, then I can, but she can also name exactly who used to date who, when, how many kids they had and if they are still together. That is an insane ammount of pointless information. And at some point, I did accept it as "just a woman thing". But the connection with hystory made me rething the entire topic.

In school, I had only women hystory teachers. And I still remember the education style. Have we been thought about the technological advancements throughout the ages, and how the society was affected by them? Nah... Were we thought about the importance of Jerusalem, and what was the perception of Muslims across the hystory? Nah.... Were we thought about why the Vlad the Impaler is to this day considered a national hero? no way.

We were thought about every single king of Czech republic how many women he fucked, how many wifes he had and most importantly, how many male and female kids they birthed.

It was just a bunch of useless data to my male brain..... except: In the hystorical context, this is the shit entire wars are waged over. It is THE important topic above every other topic.

So, unironically..... Let me introduce all of you men reading this to the FEMALE ROMAN EMPIRE:

@Wolffkran
I am not a nazi....... but
I fucking hate the fact, that I know EXACTLY what he's talking about. These people cannot admin to even a single point of your premise, but instead keep on shouting one retarded slogan after another.

@WashedOutGundamPilot @D-Droid @Druid @Hyperhidrosis
Oh, they do open up unce...
And that is followed by punishment and a reddit rant about "agressive boys quoting Andrew Tate"

@WashedOutGundamPilot @D-Droid @Druid
Did she seriously use "but the Trump" as a proof, that men cannot possibly be suffering?

Wow... Now, that's a new one.

@birdulon @Reluctant_Weeb @WashedOutGundamPilot
We have a saying in here, that would be translated roughly as:

Those who know how to work, do work.
Those who can't work.... teach instead.

@WashedOutGundamPilot
"girly or weak"
I fucking cannot stand just how willingly ignorant some women are.

I remember, during arguments, I shout as well as I can articulate my entire stance, only for a woman to respond with "I have no idea what your issue is"

I JUST TOLD YOU!!!!!

@Granwalder
Thank you I guess?????????????????????

@WashedOutGundamPilot
I had talked about this with my father recently, and he told me this observation:

> It's kinda funny, but there were teachers who treated kids as equals, and teachers, who saw themselves as an authority. And not a single teacher who treated kids as equal ever had a single problem with you.

And my 2nd grandma had died.
I saw her once in my life though.

Anyway, don't forget to call your close ones today.

@WashedOutGundamPilot
This comment fills me with primal rage...

@WashedOutGundamPilot
This is why Reddit cannot be fixed. An honest advice on how to earn respect from teenage boys... -4 point.

A "fuck them" response... no pushback.

@picandor
He's a hippie comedian. Why would the cathedral be afraid of him?

@PunishedD @eidolon @dave
Well, I am talking about my opinion, that resulting to "parental authority" (meaning listen or you will die) is a temporary solution, that will give you the action today, but will fuck up the kids entire life instead.

And I know, that most parents are too stupid to see it. They can be well meaning, but that doesn't matter 20 years later.

@picandor
I always hate being correct