Re: Oscar Wilde's blue plaque turns Worthing's gentlefolk red

Are you inviting me to say what you nearly say but can't come out
with?

You might not like what you elicit.

In the aftermath of the major catastrophe of eleven thousand years
ago, after the initial orgy of vampirism and cannibalism, still
celebrated daily as the Christian "communion," the survivors regrouped
into clans and cronies. Inter-tribal war for limited resources ensued,
as the vegetation slowly grew back and new fertile river basins
reappeared to be fought over ["promised land"].

To fight wars efficiently, you must ration love between the members of
your tribe.

A tribe whose members love one another will be no good in a war.

New societal arrangements were imposed, with the aim of making the
members of the tribe as lonely and as miserable as possible, so as to
make "good soldiers" out of them.

Love had to be rationed to the bare minimum so as to make us into good
soldiers.

But..................... vaginal intercourse was desperately needed to
generate as many new soldiers [cannon fodder] as possible.......... so
the warmongering male ruling group had to allow a limited version of
love to survive, rationed under a *ban on loving more than one*
=marriage..... so that we only had the bare minimum of love flowing
between the members of our tribe... and of course the inevitable
loving body contact between mother and baby had to be ended as soon as
practicable... as love means no soldiers........... hence the
survivalist-mode mother-infant relationship, which we have inherited
from our mentally ill ancestors, which rations love as much as
possible..........

Against that background, imagine how the warmongering male ruling
group of eleven thousand years ago looked upon loving relationships
between men.

How can our soldiers fight a war to ensure the survival of the tribe
in a dire emergency if they find other men sexually attractive?

It had to be enshrined in religious scripture too, to make it more
emphatic, that LOVE MUST BE RATIONED TO SAVE OUR TRIBE FROM THE
BARBARIANS, and love between men is particularly reprehensible as it
damages the war effort.

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It's the old story..... "follow the money" ............ or... more
basically... who gains?

The warmongers gain from banning homosexuality.

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I expect you don't welcome this response.

I reply to people like you sometimes because I think I should stay in
practice, remain fluent and articulate.....

........in case my services are requested..............?

Fat chance... no, it's just Plan B or Plan E.

But it's better if I keep in practice and remain fluent and articulate
in these matters.
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