You have to remember that today only around 3% of people self identify as gay or bisexual. If we cautiously extrapolate from that, same sex attraction in antiquity still would have been uncommon overall, even if they were more concentrated in certain social groups or settings like that band of warriors. In many cases, what mattered most was fulfilling one's familial and civic obligations. Among elites especially, producing legitimate heirs was often a primary concern. Once those duties were met, same sex relationships could sometimes be tolerated (especially if it didn't threaten status or standing), although social and moral attitudes varied considerably across different periods and communities in Greece and Rome.

fair

It's still capitalism in its current iteration, but you are right to point out that universal capitalism loves to be supplemented by authoritarian structures

How is she not good looking?
I mean fair, the outfit and hair are plain but that's still a solid 7/10 all things considered

now that's just projection.I wasn't excusing anything, where did you get that? I was just putting it in relation. Black french people don't share the problems associated with american nggers.
Second, I'm not an empath, I am an autist thinking in systems and the american system is shit.
Come to think about it, is anyone in this comment chain even american, or did we just jack each other off over our perceived state of the US cultural and social landscape?

>would you move into a dumpster
I don't understand the question. I don't think anybody lives there by choice. Also how do East Europeans tie into this?

eh, let's not count chicken before they hatch. Though this could be anecdotal by personal experience as I only had positive experience with black colleagues. They were exceptionally well read and a delight to work with. Then again IT startups don't usually attract the usual dregs of society.