Re: Motivation for the Oil Barons

Day Brown wrote:
> Les Cargill wrote:
>> There have been just as many matriarchical societies - take
>> the Spartans, for one - as patriarchical. In particular,
>> high-risk military societies have a keen interest in
>> continuity, and that means women.
> Sparta was curious Les. For one thing, the matrons owned all the houses 
> the women and kids lived in. Boys were moved out to live with the men in

> the barraks at 8.
> 
> While they had "marriage", note there was no way any man could control 
> who a "wife" had *** with. Maybe you recall that Lycurgus told the 
> Spartans that if what they wanted was the biggest, strongest, smartest 
> and fastest warriors to defend the city, they needed the biggest, 
> strongest, smartest, and fastest... women to bear them.
> 
> What patriarchy in all history allowed anyone, such as Lycurgus did, to 
> go thru the women and ****p out all the cute ***y bimbos to the pleasure 
> of the Helots? Who remained slaves for centuries.
> 

The Athenians got the better of their slaves, who were closer
to coequal.

> What patriarchy allowed the women to control their birth rates? As it 
> turned out, this was their downfall. The women did not, as you infer 
> from "continuity" breed enuf, and at the end, they could only field 3000

> hoplites for battle.
> 

No, agreed. I mean "continuity" in terms of mainly property, family.


> Its a lesson I try to get thru to today's smart women, that they are 
> being dramatically outbred by the airheads who cant seem to manage birth

> control. You'd think that capitalist conservatives would quit banning 
> abortion (which smart women can always get around anyway) and *mandate* 
> it for the welfare queens, or at least use them to bear donated eggs 
> from women with more talent.


Our Helots are all machines.

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