I already made obvious references to the movie which is not historically correct, in 300 the spartans were portrayed as talking down about boy lovers. The other obvious thing i already pointed out also was that i do understand that it was part of ancient greek culture (spartans and all excluding the movie 300 for consideration). After that i wasn't talking about the spartans being gay either, someone else mentioned that they looked a little homo-erotic in the movie and i took that as perhaps that person was making a reference to the fact that they were muscley spartans that didn't wear much. And i mentioned something historically accurate for the equipment and armor spartans actually did wear for the battle of thermopylae.
I will mention it again, go read a history book and don't take 300 as being historically accurate, because it's not. That movie doesn't show you anything that you could use in an argument to prove that the spartans had some gays, while in contrast real history does. If you're point is only to show me that they were still largely gay by talking about frank millers movie, that wont do anything. As far as saying that i knew boy loving was one of the aspects of ancient greek culture which includes spartans. Yeah i already knew that, and i already told you the first time you mentioned the spartans.
I was talking only about rainbow warrior sounding gay, then out of no where random off topic hint at spartans. Spartans and a boat with the name rainbow warrior that i thought sounded sort of gay don't add up to talking about the same thing. I don't know where you're flying with this kara, but you are clearly talking about something else that i was not.
