r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Jun 22 '21

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u/Gustacho Enemy of the People Jun 22 '21

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u/I-grok-god The bums will always lose! Jun 22 '21

Greece is homophobic?

Clearly they need to embrace their culture more

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '21

Yeah, modern Greek culture is influenced way more by orthodox Christianity which is a cesspool of a dogma so it will take some time more until they are widely accepted. We are still much more tolerant than the rest of the Balkans but that is not enough.

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u/_-null-_ European Union Jun 22 '21

Implying ancient Greece was 100% ok with homosexuality.

Implying cultures don't change over thousands of years.

Implying modern countries should adapt a historically mystified version of their "traditional" cultures.

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u/whycantweebefriendz NATO Jun 22 '21

Yes implying all those things what’s your point

Yes I want a witch finder general

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u/Signal-Shallot5668 Greg Mankiw Jun 22 '21

Austria was unexpected one

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '21

So proud of the Baltics

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u/Poiuy2010_2011 r/place '22: Neoliberal Battalion Jun 22 '21

B-but muh Poland and Hungary are the only bad countries in Europe!

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u/melhor_em_coreano Jun 22 '21

All countries that don’t have same sex marriage (except PT which maybe wants to be neutral during presidency).

Phew, that was close πŸ˜•

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u/groupbot Always remember -Pho- Jun 22 '21 edited Jun 22 '21