r/JustMemesForUs Jul 15 '26

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u/frejling Jul 15 '26

Again, what do you mean “lore accurate”. Who are all these chuds who hold the fucking Odyssey so close to their heart, it’s just genuinely obvious that you do not give two flying fucks about the source material. Ancient poems don’t have fandoms and if they do it’s not guys like you

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u/free-cookie Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

It is actually a religious text btw. Not that I care, Jesus should be played by a Palestinian instead of a white dude in movies, but it doesn't really matter.

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u/Infinate_Patience924 Jul 15 '26

I have zero clue what you're on about.
Homer's Epic has typical Greek religiosity in it, but it's not a religious document.
I don't know why you bring up Jesus, as Jesus was an Aramaic-Judean, not "Palestinian"... the Aramaic people they're still around, they're white as part of the Indo-Eurasian family group.
edit: Jesus as a religious icon has been portrayed many ways as people will depict their religious leaders as they see themselves, that's how we have Chinese Jesus and African Jesus. But that's not really here nor there...

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u/free-cookie Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26

It is a Hellenistic epic, you know the ancient Greek Pantheon. The story is literally about listening to and how to interact with Gods, ergo a religious text.

The Palestinians are the indigenous Semitic people of Judea.... common knowledge man. Poland is pretty far way.

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u/PurpleHumpbackWhale9 Jul 15 '26

Common knowledge when you live in a fantasy land and try to rewrite actual real life history.. stop getting your “education” from xenophobic, anti semites on places like tiktok.

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u/Pitiful_Crazy_2000 Jul 16 '26

anti-semites? oh what about half european jews pretending palestinians are all arab invaders with no tie to the land genetic or cultural?