The Antiquity to Alt-Right Pipeline
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https://www.workingclassicists.com/post/the-antiquity-to-alt-right-pipeline
cross-posted from: https://feddit.dk/post/7685256
I'm pretty sure I've seen one of these memes on lemmy
https://www.workingclassicists.com/post/the-antiquity-to-alt-right-pipeline
cross-posted from: https://feddit.dk/post/7685256
I'm pretty sure I've seen one of these memes on lemmy
The content appearing on the “timeline” was primarily related to ancient history and culture with a slight European leaning. That slight European leaning was evident from the conception of the investigation, however, because searching “ancient history” as a starting point yielded results primarily concerned with Greco-Roman history.
Does anybody have suggestions to improve my East Asian and particularly Chinese history? I made a list of familiar overlapping contemporaries as far back as I could a while a go, and the main thing I learned is that I have a massive blindspot there. I barely squeaked through the mid 1100's and crapped out at Sappho or Ashurbanipal, but if I knew who the fuck "Xi of Zhou" or "Qinzong of Song" was I could have done better.
Luckily, the algorithm doesn't rule Lemmy, and Lemmy is pretty left-wing in general. Always good to stay alert, though. Fuck chuds trying to claim history for their own purposes.
I guess they can have Sparta. Sparta was pretty chuddy.
And it sits in ruins, while Athens is a global city to this day, which seems pretty typical for the chuddy places of history.