Actual Greeks dislike this, not to mention that the alleged man-on-boy relations were frowned upon even back then.

What's this mean?

It’s from Shakespeare. I guess you aren’t as smart as you think. You should google the meaning.

Is the Dodgers4TheWin account suggesting knowledge of Shakespeare quotes and phrases defines one's intelligence?

Did I ever make a claim of superior intelligence over the Dodgers4TheWin account within any interactions?

Yes, you did. Once you started pointing out people making errors in their postings, you are claiming superior intelligence.

The Dodgers4TheWin account is incorrect, I merely made an obvious observation on errors within text on memes that has been reoccurring.

Obvious errors in your last comment:

There should be a period or a semicolon after the word “incorrect” because what you have now, is a comma splice. Also, because “errors” is plural, you should have used “have” instead of “has” to ensure subject-verb agreement. Finally, you should have ended with “recurring” and not “reoccurring” because it is the more appropriate term for something that happens repeatedly.

Excellent, upvoted...now the Dodgers4TheWin account just needs to admit that I was not claiming superior intelligence, but only making an observation.

I do believe that that's a Frank Sinatra song,,,

* Nancy Sinatra

The lady doth protest too much
And that's what she's going to do
One of these days these ladies
are going to protest over you

That is a part of a built in programmed personality.

Which account does this programmed personality phrase best belong to?

Shakespearean Sinatra for the plastic patrioticalated set

I'mmo hit the sack, be back in the morning

programs don't hit the sack...and programs don't need rest till morning.
lol

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

Liberals - Anything I don’t understand must be A.I.

Does the Dodgerd4TheWin account interact with alot of misunderstanding liberal accounts that assume account identity for A.I?

I don’t think a single person on the site is a bot nor A.I. I do, however, think that quite a few people have alt accounts and post and like on their own memes/comments. You sound super paranoid.

Is it difficult for the Dodgers4TheWin account to comprehend the possibility of multiple divisive programmed A.I personalities role playing politics on this stream?

This is almost literally how this idea came about. Not even joking.

Regions like the Spartans and Athenians hated each other and called each other gays and pedos as insults...then historians took it to mean they were all just stating facts

Homosexuality was wrong in Ancient Greece. This is why the man always saves the woman in their stories, pictures and poetry
Never another man

That's right. Not to mention that, on the rare occasions when it is actually depicted (such as Oedipus' father Laius raping Chrysippus, Chrysippus taking his own life, and Laius being cursed to die at the hands of his son), it's not presented in a positive light. The schools also had guards (and parents would hire bodyguards) to protect children from horny adult men.

WELL. . .kind of, sort of. Ever hear of the Phalanx formation in which a group of soldiers were packed so tight in a large square/rectangle formation to the point that it was next to impossible to break the formation by the attackers. Part of the practice drills was for the soldiers to be so close that it was literally intimate. . .and soldiers were encouraged to practice that closeness both officially. . .and unofficially.

Also there was the practice of adult soldiers taking on young boys to raise as professional soldiers and since the Phalanx formation was an important part of Greek military. . .yeah. . .

The thing about ancient Greece and their pantheon was that if their gods were able to do something nasty then it was okay for the followers to do the same. Look at Zeus. He was the top god who just happened to also be a sexist, kink freak(mainly bestiality), rapist, and pretty much a spoiled brat. . .three guesses how most of his worshipers behaved.

Of course it wasn't a paradise. It was just a place where gayness was seen as normal -- which it is.

They don't care about your feelings either. I'm just stating facts. And it wasn't seen as normal then or there.

" the only way to render a battalion invincible. For men will desert those of the same tribe or family, nay, their very children and parents; but never any enemy could pierce or penetrate between a lover and his darling minion, in whose sight many times when there is no necessity the lover delights to show his courage and contempt of danger; like Thero the Thessalian, who clapping his left hand to the wall, and then drawing his sword, struck off his thumb, thereby challenging his rival to do the same. Or like another, who falling in battle upon his face, as his enemy was about to follow his blow, desired him to stay till he could turn, lest his male concubine should see that he had been wounded in the back.

And therefore we find that the most warlike of nations are most addicted to love, as the Boeotians, Lacedaemonians, and Cretans. And among the most ancient heroes none were more amorous than Meleager, Achilles, Aristomenes, Cimon, and Epaminondas; the latter of which had for his male concubines Asopichus and Caphisodorus, who was slain with him at the battle of Mantinea and lies buried very near him." Plutarch, Amatorius (you can find the whole text at the Perseus Project)