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| 1 | Based on past history, it appears that a civilization that embraces feminist values will cease to exist in just a few centuries.TLDR: This history is rubbish, ignore it and whatever you get out of it. This version of Roman history that OP presents is absolute nonsense. Roman society was incredibly patriarchical throughout its entire history, and only a very few particularly wealthy women enjoyed a level of autonomy during certain periods. The rest of his points are riddled with errors. 1st century BCE Rome wasn't a blossoming utopia, it was a failed state ravaged by civil wars, with hundreds of thousands killed and an ov… | /r/TheRedPill | 04/12/17 11:30 AM |
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