Cleveland Mark Blakemore said:
I could produce a thousand parallels to the current decay cycle and it would go straight in one ear and right out the other, just as Keyes affected his listeners in that debate.
I'm listening, please do.
(...) Strong hetero nation units VS Queer Companion Units = Genocidal Massacre in Five Minutes.
The Spartans, as many other hellenic people prefered male company, there were various reasons for that, but they weren't exactly "strongly heterosexual", and they conquered the athenians and defended Thermopeliae. The romans were the military nation per exelence of antiquity, they didn't allow homosexuality but they didn't forbid it either, the notion of centralized State was non-existent in ancient times, so this subjects remained private, many of the leaders probably liked to taste homosexual sex themselves so they couldn't realistically forbid it. There's no example in the whole history of what you say, and you can be sure that the barbarian nations had as much homosexuality as any other, the military strength that conquered the romans at the end of the classical age came from their sheer numbers, and also the Empire was debilitated by years of corruption, a mixed army of lesser quality and other attacks they suffered not so many years in the past. Also, it seems you really don't know any homosexual, being one doesn't make you a coward or unable to fight, avoiding it and wanting peace doesn't either.
It's about to take place between the U.S. and China and for all their bluster, I predict that Amerikwa will make an even bigger crater than the Romans when their diversity wagon train of chronic masturbators/porn addicts makes contact with the brick wall of Chinese nuclear tipped cruise missiles. It will go down in history as the shortest war ever between to superpowers.
Why would the chinese start a war that could last for years and cost them a lot of money and man power (not to mention political power over their own dominion) when they could simply develope their own business and penetrate the american economy?