×
Login Register an account
Top Submissions Explore Upgoat Search Random Subverse Random Post Colorize! Site Rules Donate
10

Discussion on culture.

submitted by Laputois to TellTalk 2.2 yearsFeb 27, 2023 20:23:11 ago (+10/-0)     (TellTalk)

The Romans defeated the Greeks and subjugated them. Bringing Greek slaves into Rome. These domesticated servants interacted with their children. As nannies, cooks and even teachers. Generally religion is the cohesive bind in a people and their culture. Those in authority realize it's tentative nature and believers are insecure enough to not tolerate another belief system. Yet Greek culture supplanted Roman culture. Their religious beliefs were widely accepted, as was their philosophy and democracy. You could say that they were like the insidious enemy within, the trojan horse. Extrapolate that to niggers here. Brought into the plantation house, they cooked and cared for the white children. Some of their lexicon (ironically a Greek word) has intruded into our own. Now we are bombarded by black culture. Since the turn of the last century their music has influenced generations and it is impossible to avoid now. It is becoming more pervasive. Turn on a television or watch a movie and niggers are everywhere. White children have been educated alongside them for the last 70 years.


6 comments block

Laputois 0 points 2.2 years ago

The first great influx of Greek slaves into Rome happened when the Macedonians were defeated at the battle of Pydna in 168 B.C. Next, about 250,000 Carthaginians were enslaved in 146 B.C., when their city was destroyed. Another large influx occurred after the Mithradatic Wars in the 80s B.C. But these Greek slaves saw their Roman masters as liberators? You realize that when you are made a slave you are subjected to your owner? You are one of the biggest tools I have encountered on this site and that is saying a lot.