>"To be ruled by a woman is the greatest outrage for a man" - Democritus
ugh. guess i'm skipping these mysogynist greeks...
"To be ruled by a woman is the greatest outrage for a man" - Democritus
Parker Russell
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Caleb Adams
When does this quote appear? I've read his fragments and i don't remember that.
Luis Bennett
>Charmides, the fire of my loins - Plato
Ugh. Guess I'm skipping these paedophilic homosexuals.
Wyatt Rivera
Fragment 111
Parker Rogers
>Seeing the child of a courtesan throw stones at a crowd, he cried out, "Take care you don't hit your father."
Ugh.
Asher Roberts
It is actually pretty funny watching hipster SJWs try to read things. I work with a few of them and we sometimes talk about books, usually shit they were forced to read for college classes, and it's hard to describe how they approach the stuff.
It's like everything in existence is a flat 2D grid, and the grid only spikes up where something Tumblrproblematic has happened. They pass right over some deep philosophical shit or a dozen beautiful allegories, with the same level of interest as when they read Socrates saying "Hey man. Let's chat." at the beginning of the dialogue, but then when Glaucon says "You're being a bit womanish, Socrates" they flip the fuck out
Nicholas Ward
ebin
Gabriel White
nice
Daniel Myers
Fucking told.
Jayden Ross
mild_kek
Luke Wood
Rulership is not what it once was. Where being a ruler necessitated recognised authority, inspiration, and primacy it is now a career decision, requiring some relevant experience in management and leadership - ideally a degree holder - and some influence/money. Importantly, you are not required to lead anyone to anything - all you need do is placate your critics (if you confront them at all), and maintain a persona while party politics play out.
Would you have wanted your mother to lead the tribe, entrusted her to give sound guidance in all circumstances, stood by her final judgement on all accounts, carried out her will at her command, and followed her finally as she led the charge? Could she have done it? There is a very vast chasm between ruler and parliamentarian.
Also, don't project your morals onto the past, you ahistorical pleb.
Lucas Carter
I suppose they're trying to prove themselves better people than those in the canon, it's nice to fight the dead.
Daniel Carter
>at wedding
>sci fi book discussion starts at table
>everyone name dropping typical stuff like dune and enders game
>I mention Lucifer's Hammer
>table goes quiet
>old couple at the table says "what...i dont get it"
>Bitch across the table says "Its about a post apocalyptic race war where blacks are evil"
>awkward silence and brisk topic change
Nicholas Walker
Ahh i remember now.
Bit different from OP, which is why i couldn't place it
>Some men are masters of cities, but are enslaved to women.
Liam Brooks
Interesting, that site has that version as part of a separate fragment (214).
Kayden Wright
I once unintentionally ended a relationship by paraphrasing Machiavelli.
Wyatt Adams
>Also, don't project your morals onto the past, you ahistorical pleb.
I'm aware how silly this is, but hasn't literally every age done this
Julian Hill
To be ruled by anyone is the greatest outrage for a man
Fixed
Mason Evans
How can I learn to see women as the horrible beings they are, as all of the great philosophers did? I am tired of being a slave to pussy.
Oliver Anderson
fuck off anarchist
Andrew Brooks
What did you say?
Ryder Rodriguez
Spook'd
Joshua Howard
>t. chandala
Brody Baker
i love this man