Quote: (06-27-2017 03:30 AM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:
Rome and Sparta fell due to no small part feminism, yet nobody mentioned it in history. Nobody, except for a few good historians who digs around for manuscripts from non-mainstream sources.
As Leonard says, when all is said and done and a new order is re-established, people will quickly forget it as a stupid joke of the time. Then they will prosper, then the joke will be forgotten, and feminism rears its ugly head again.
In this way I think feminism is deadlier than it seems, because people quickly forget about it so they are doomed to repeat the same mistakes over and over again.
The guy who thought it was a good idea to give women sufffrage totally didnt study history.
What are the best sources for the Spartan and Roman feminist "movements" or realties that aided their respective demise?