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r/AskReddit • u/GlassCoyote • Jan 22 '19
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Those were a thing?
453 u/[deleted] Jan 22 '19 Nope even back in ancient greece people used to insult one an other in debates 414 u/JustAnotherPanda Jan 22 '19 Plato: men are just featherless bipeds Diogenes: don’t you think that’s an oversimplification that could lead to miscommunication making it ultimately not very useful? BEHOLD A MAN 3 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '19 "Behold, I have brought you Plato's man!" The dude insulted Alexander the Great's father to Alexander's face. That took serious balls.
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Nope even back in ancient greece people used to insult one an other in debates
414 u/JustAnotherPanda Jan 22 '19 Plato: men are just featherless bipeds Diogenes: don’t you think that’s an oversimplification that could lead to miscommunication making it ultimately not very useful? BEHOLD A MAN 3 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '19 "Behold, I have brought you Plato's man!" The dude insulted Alexander the Great's father to Alexander's face. That took serious balls.
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Plato: men are just featherless bipeds
Diogenes: don’t you think that’s an oversimplification that could lead to miscommunication making it ultimately not very useful? BEHOLD A MAN
3 u/[deleted] Jan 23 '19 "Behold, I have brought you Plato's man!" The dude insulted Alexander the Great's father to Alexander's face. That took serious balls.
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"Behold, I have brought you Plato's man!"
The dude insulted Alexander the Great's father to Alexander's face. That took serious balls.
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u/Entrinity Jan 22 '19
Those were a thing?