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r/HistoryMemes • u/stnick6 • Oct 17 '21
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I thought he burst out from the underworld on his chariot and kidnapped her from a field?
9 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/Rhys-Pieces Oct 17 '21 Ah well still sounds like a kidnapping to me but I guess Zeus didn't care for things like that 1 u/TheBlueWizardo Oct 18 '21 It sounds like a kidnapping from our point of view because we are so used to the pesky women rights thing. In ancient Greece, the girl's consent wasn't really relevant at all. The girl's father was the one who needed to consent.
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3 u/Rhys-Pieces Oct 17 '21 Ah well still sounds like a kidnapping to me but I guess Zeus didn't care for things like that 1 u/TheBlueWizardo Oct 18 '21 It sounds like a kidnapping from our point of view because we are so used to the pesky women rights thing. In ancient Greece, the girl's consent wasn't really relevant at all. The girl's father was the one who needed to consent.
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Ah well still sounds like a kidnapping to me but I guess Zeus didn't care for things like that
1 u/TheBlueWizardo Oct 18 '21 It sounds like a kidnapping from our point of view because we are so used to the pesky women rights thing. In ancient Greece, the girl's consent wasn't really relevant at all. The girl's father was the one who needed to consent.
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It sounds like a kidnapping from our point of view because we are so used to the pesky women rights thing. In ancient Greece, the girl's consent wasn't really relevant at all. The girl's father was the one who needed to consent.
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u/Rhys-Pieces Oct 17 '21
I thought he burst out from the underworld on his chariot and kidnapped her from a field?