@restitutorII Tu es tombé victime de la propagande latine.
Hector est un homme perfide et cruel. Il est courageux uniquement quand les dieux lui donne la gloire et sa dévotion à Ilion est une dévotion servile.
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The most successful roman psyop is how Hector is seen as a most honorable dutiful man, while in fact he was cowardly, arrogant, cruel — sometimes to his own men — and boastful about exploits that weren’t his.
@NazirAbubakar15@leo_caesaris There could be years between proposing the law and putting it into effect, if it passes the required votes which is a big if by itself. The election is around the corner and RN might win. The gov is right in its approach to reduce exposure of potential winner to foreign influence
When Odysseus went into Agamemnon’s office with Nestor, he said to the latter wringing his hands: “I have blood on my hands”.
Agamemnon later said to Nestor: “Never bring that cretin in here again, he didn’t sack Troy, I did. That kind of weepiness makes me sick”.
He ran from Achilles, he ran from Diomedes, he hid away from Agamemnon. And when Patroclus died, he wanted to drag his body back to Troy to mutilate it and feed it to the dogs.
The most successful roman psyop is how Hector is seen as a most honorable dutiful man, while in fact he was cowardly, arrogant, cruel — sometimes to his own men — and boastful about exploits that weren’t his.
@MarquisKartaga People don’t realize how much they did Patroclus dirty in that movie.
“Even if twenty Hectors charged at me, they’d all have died here, laid low by my spear… You came third and all you could do was finish off my life”
But instead, they had him die a stupid death.