Posted on 02/02/2024 6:40:53 PM PST by nickcarraway
He was Greek. The point with them was to be the “active” partner. But if he was the “passive” one, nobody would have known.
Different times. Different customs.
Standard historical revisionist crapola...
Netflix can go to hell.
Joan of Arc was trans supposedly.
This kind of thing is why I boycott Netflix.
A lot of powerful men went both ways, they married to have families, especially sons, but they also indulged being with young men. I saw a thing on this on YouTube about Roman Men so I will assume that may have been the practice with Greeks, Romans and others in that area.
I don’t think he was gay, but I have a book that was printed in the sixties that surmised he had a singular same-sex relationship with his top general.
I wonder if they mean QUEER?
They claim King David and Jonathan were gay lovers.
The list of historical figures "discovered" to be gay is never ending.
What really mattered AFAIK, was whether you were a pitcher or a catcher. From my reading it appears that Big Al was a pitcher.
If it’s Netflix, and if it’s about Alexander the Great, it’s going to focus on the gay crap.
Let’s just get it over with. Every historical figure was gay, and black, and trans
I still remember, 53 years ago the entertainment media falling all over themselves trying to prove Leonardo de Vinci was a homo in an excellent documentary on his life.
The only “evidence” they showed was one incident in which he and other men were arrested one some unlisted charge, and released when one of the men proved to be a kin of someone high in power.
***Feel free to post that EVERY Western hero was gay***
I remember 54 or so years ago, some woman writer wrote a book “proving” most cowboys, including Wild Bill Hickock were homos, because they had long hair and claimed they had sex with their horses.
Wow what things I still remember from the news in my old age!
And syphilis was later said to come from Columbus’ find of the new world and his sailors diddling them, bringing it home to Europe.
Back around 1968 or so Playboy Magazine had a short article in Letters to the Editor” on that. Playboy would not lie would they?
Olympias was Molossian. Epirus corresponds partly to what is the extreme northwestern part of Greece (opposite Corfu) and partly the nearby part of Albania, but the Molossi appear to have been in the area that now belongs to Greece.
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