@qaurksnstuff@christoaivalis@theserfstv Yes, centuries of western chauvinism has created a consensus that the Greeks are incidental to their own stories
If that's your thing, fine, but its not at all an inherent quality of them
@tromluii @zahinsays@Kiss_MyTiss@RhaenyraTruther I honestly think you agree with people who say j/l/j are basterds but are committed to equivocating because you think it implies some moral deficiency on the offspring part
You think they are basterds and not legally entitled to the rights of true born offspring. Me too
@tromluii @zahinsays@Kiss_MyTiss@RhaenyraTruther Yeah, its funny to argue against the source material by pointing to irrelevant"inspirations". Hilarious even
@tromluii @zahinsays@Kiss_MyTiss@RhaenyraTruther I have no idea why your argument hinges on a theoretical book of English history though. That's hilarious
@tromluii @zahinsays@Kiss_MyTiss@RhaenyraTruther I think we agree on everything except whether a basterd passed off as trueborn then discovered to be a basterd is recognized to be what they always were, a basterd, or whether they only become a basterd at that moment
Everyone involved with j/l/j seem to believe the former