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Well, he does have one penalty: He doesn't get to talk with me about something he actually wants to talk about.
Well yeah... I blocked him a few weeks ago when he called me a liar. He can find his edification from someone else.
Well, he does have one penalty: He doesn't get to talk with me about something he actually wants to talk about.
That being said, it is prohibitively complicated to adopt as a gay couple even in liberal cities. Which is one of the greatest tragedies of our time.
Well yeah... I blocked him a few weeks ago when he called me a liar. He can find his edification from someone else.
Well yeah... I blocked him a few weeks ago when he called me a liar. He can find his edification from someone else.
. If you would take the time to read, it was when the Draco code was reformed to have reasonable laws that work for the people. That was peak. In society where there was no laws, it was no the peak of Greece. Please read the information I stated
I say the reforms of DRACO to HELP the PEOPLE and PROTECT the PEOPLE were PEAK, in 429BC.
From the 5th century BC, when the foundations of greatness and prosperity had been laid down for the people of Athens, police authorities were established with their mission being similar to that of modern police authorities. The main concerns of this first ancient police were order, demeanor, hygiene, protection of morals, Market police surveillance, supervision of construction, surveillance of foreigners, the prevention of public accidents, etc. Particularly, there were diverse police authorities set up by the state to protect its welfare and citizens. All these separate bodies were monitored and regulated by the Athenian supreme court, the Areopagus.
it was when the Draco code was reformed to have reasonable laws that work for the people. That was peak.
I'm calling him out because he is trying to school someone who has much more knowledge on Greek history than he does, which I find unironically funny
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