Nothing changed my understanding of history like finding out that Ancient Romans had gender-neutral inheritance laws

[The Notorious SLAV]

Title. Not finding out that Medieval European women voted in urban assemblies and those of rural parishes. Not finding out that in 10th century Baghdad there were female lawyers, preachers and university professors. Nothing quite reveals just how much the feminist-approved version of history is just an oppression fantasy mixed with a bunch of weird sexual fantasies ("For millenia, we were just submissive merchandise traded to high-status moggers to be fucked and abused our entire lives!") than the fact that that civilization operated inheritance on an "If a Will isn't written, all children are equal heirs, regardless of gender or birth order," principle.

Inheritance law in ancient Rome - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

Title. Not finding out that Medieval European women voted in urban assemblies and those of rural parishes. Not finding out that in 10th century Baghdad there were female lawyers, preachers and university professors. Nothing quite reveals just how much the feminist-approved version of history is just an oppression fantasy mixed with a bunch of weird sexual fantasies ("For millenia, we were just submissive merchandise traded to high-status moggers to be fucked and abused our entire lives!") than the fact that that civilization operated inheritance on an "If a Will isn't written, all children are equal heirs, regardless of gender or birth order," principle.

Inheritance law in ancient Rome - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Thank you for the interesting historical fact. I love such facts that are related to the law of the past. I also remember that you made a post about the position of women in medieval Hungary. I love reading such things. As always High IQ.

 

[Caichan]

Title. Not finding out that Medieval European women voted in urban assemblies and those of rural parishes. Not finding out that in 10th century Baghdad there were female lawyers, preachers and university professors. Nothing quite reveals just how much the feminist-approved version of history is just an oppression fantasy mixed with a bunch of weird sexual fantasies ("For millenia, we were just submissive merchandise traded to high-status moggers to be fucked and abused our entire lives!") than the fact that that civilization operated inheritance on an "If a Will isn't written, all children are equal heirs, regardless of gender or birth order," principle.

Inheritance law in ancient Rome - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I hate that, I hate equal rights for them.

 

[Pikacel]

Yh

Peasant foid would just ignore looksmatch while getting dicked down every day by village Chad. Incels suffered the most during any given time period. Before the birth of video games and internet inceldom was the worst fate on Earth. Foids always had simps to provide for them and chads to dick them. Incels had nothing.

Imagine being a social and sexual outcast in an era where you’re stuck in the same village your whole life. Forced to interact with people who hate you every day for life. Nowhere to hide to and no chance of leaving

Literal hell on earth

 

[lifesucksandyoudie]

If women had no problems they'd just make it up. Feminist 'academia' is just pseudoscience and pseudohistory on the same level as flat earthers. But comparing anything else to feminism is an insult to the former. No offense to flat earthers.

 

[The Notorious SLAV]

Yh

Peasant foid would just ignore looksmatch while getting dicked down every day by village Chad. Incels suffered the most during any given time period. Before the birth of video games and internet inceldom was the worst fate on Earth. Foids always had simps to provide for them and chads to dick them. Incels had nothing.

Imagine being a social and sexual outcast in an era where you’re stuck in the same village your whole life. Forced to interact with people who hate you every day for life. Nowhere to hide to and no chance of leaving

Literal hell on earth

Exactly my thoughts on this.

 

[The Notorious SLAV]

Thank you for the interesting historical fact. I love such facts that are related to the law of the past. I also remember that you made a post about the position of women in medieval Hungary. I love reading such things. As always High IQ.

Thanks boyo.