Homer, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Plato, and Aristotle contra Effeminate Academics
Very much of the source of our despicable gynocracy in America comes from the nonsense that passes for scholarship by academics teaching their “gender” fetishes to impressionable young students by ignorantly and lyingly projecting those fetishes onto the great books. In order to correct for that insanity, in this discussion I provide serious readings and analysis of the following texts in order to meticulously demonstrate how they warn against the rule of women over men:
— Homer’s Odyssey
— Aeschylus’s Eumenides, Seven Against Thebes, and Suppliant Maidens
— Sophocles’s Antigone
— Xenophon’s Symposium
— Plato’s Laws
— Aristotle’s Politics
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