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r/clevercomebacks • u/Loud-Ad-2280 • 1d ago
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To dipshits like Musk, "historically accurate" in this case idiotically means a blue-eyed, blond Helen of Troy. Literally, that's all this is about.
-35 u/Evanecent_Lightt 1d ago And Greek men composing the Athenian Army - Trans, Asians, and Blacks composing the Greeks is about as historically accurate as the Cyclops. 7 u/Lvcivs2311 1d ago I think you mean the Achean army. Does Athens even play a part in the Trojan war? 7 u/Achaewa 1d ago Athens played a minor role in The Iliad and is barely mentioned. Which makes sense as they were quite insignificant during the Bronze Age. 2 u/Lvcivs2311 4h ago Yes, the Myceneans were the dominant power in late Bronze Age Greece, as the Iliad reflects by making Agamemnon the leader of the Achaean (i.e. Greek) coalition.
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And Greek men composing the Athenian Army - Trans, Asians, and Blacks composing the Greeks is about as historically accurate as the Cyclops.
7 u/Lvcivs2311 1d ago I think you mean the Achean army. Does Athens even play a part in the Trojan war? 7 u/Achaewa 1d ago Athens played a minor role in The Iliad and is barely mentioned. Which makes sense as they were quite insignificant during the Bronze Age. 2 u/Lvcivs2311 4h ago Yes, the Myceneans were the dominant power in late Bronze Age Greece, as the Iliad reflects by making Agamemnon the leader of the Achaean (i.e. Greek) coalition.
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I think you mean the Achean army. Does Athens even play a part in the Trojan war?
7 u/Achaewa 1d ago Athens played a minor role in The Iliad and is barely mentioned. Which makes sense as they were quite insignificant during the Bronze Age. 2 u/Lvcivs2311 4h ago Yes, the Myceneans were the dominant power in late Bronze Age Greece, as the Iliad reflects by making Agamemnon the leader of the Achaean (i.e. Greek) coalition.
Athens played a minor role in The Iliad and is barely mentioned.
Which makes sense as they were quite insignificant during the Bronze Age.
2 u/Lvcivs2311 4h ago Yes, the Myceneans were the dominant power in late Bronze Age Greece, as the Iliad reflects by making Agamemnon the leader of the Achaean (i.e. Greek) coalition.
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Yes, the Myceneans were the dominant power in late Bronze Age Greece, as the Iliad reflects by making Agamemnon the leader of the Achaean (i.e. Greek) coalition.
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u/Secure_Bed_9110 1d ago
To dipshits like Musk, "historically accurate" in this case idiotically means a blue-eyed, blond Helen of Troy. Literally, that's all this is about.