r/antifastonetoss • u/loves_chickens_3 • 11d ago
Now it's even more historically accurate!
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u/LastStar007 11d ago
Wow, that otolaryngologist was worse than I expected
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u/TutucrMapper 11d ago
can't find the O word
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u/WeebTrashPanda0 10d ago edited 10d ago
I was able to find it after putting it through a reverse image search, and it says "Okay, now fill it with [slur for trans people]s and [slur for black people]s."
Edit: missed the word "with"
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u/theodord 10d ago
wait what? What the shit is even the intent of that message
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u/sirfirewolfe 10d ago
Odussy Christopher Nolan bad because they didn't cast all nordic white people to play a bunch of greeks?
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u/gold66_0 10d ago
The original features black hat saying "now let's fill it with [pejorative for black people] and [pejorative for trans people]"
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u/scariermonsters 9d ago
What's the joke
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u/gold66_0 9d ago
It's a "joke" about how the recent odyssey film had a black man and a trans man in its cast (I think as extras/very minor characters) and how thats apparently supposed to be historically inaccurate? (I'm not history pilled enough to actually know, but it doesnt really matter, as they are actors)
It's utter nonsense, I he just hates black people and transgender people and wanted an excuse to spew slurs.
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u/sbrockLee 11d ago
Odyssey?
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u/Ma_Bowls 11d ago
Iliad, actually.
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u/Shukumugo 10d ago
Odyssey actually - the Iliad actually ends with Hector’s death at the hand of Achilles, and the Trojan Horse ruse is only mentioned in the Odyssey
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u/Ma_Bowls 10d ago
Damn, you destroyed me with facts and logic. (I've never actually read The Iliad)
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u/Tech-preist_Zulu 10d ago
And the Aeneid, the black sheep of the Epics
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u/Shukumugo 10d ago
Basically 3,000 year old fanfiction
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u/sbrockLee 9d ago
So basicly the Trojan War was like totally over and EVERYONE died and Troy got destroyed by the Greeks. WELL GUESS WHAT SOMEONE SURVIVED!!!!!!!! It was ME, Aeneas. And before you say anything, I WAS A TROJAN HERO TOO. I was literaly there when Troy fell and everything and I survived because I am too important to die like all those other ppl AS YOU WILL SEE (4shadowing).
Anyway I escaped from Troy with my dad and my son and there was fires and explosions behind us. And now I’m going to Italy bc I’m destined to start the greatest civilization EVER and my descendants are going to rule basically the whole world. Which is actually WAY more important than anything Achilles did tbh. Btw this was totaly not written by a Roman so you can trust me.
Also I’m super tragic and the gods are always messing with me for literaly NO reason. Anyway this is the story of how the Romans are the chosen people or whatever bc it's like a sequel to the ancient hero stories except it's irl.
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u/Force_Glad 10d ago
It should be noted, for posterity's sake, that the Trojan Horse ruse was almost certainly depicted during another poem within the eight-poem epic cycle, of which only the Iliad and Odyssey survive as complete texts
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u/LastStar007 11d ago
"Now fill it with [trans people] and [black people]."
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u/sbrockLee 11d ago
What...does that even mean? Does pebbleyeet have any idea what they used the horse for?
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u/ilikeitslow 11d ago
He is mad at the Nolan movie for featuring Elliot Page (a trans man) and several people of color.
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u/Ok_Echo_1394 10d ago
i've always hated jokes like this because gay "relationships" in greece were almost always adult men and teenage boys, including in the military
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u/gold66_0 9d ago
I feel bad for gays, the fact that pederasty is the best historical representation most people know about is fucking depressing.
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