Lupita Nyong'o was asked what question she would ask Homer. She then
dropped one of the most ignorant and stupid things I've heard about literature in quite a while, which is saying a lot.
She replied: "So Homer, how do you feel about the screen time given to
these women, considering how little you spend with them?"
Tell me you haven't read the Odyssey without telling me you haven't
read the Odyssey.
Did we read the same epic? Helen starts a war. Athena out-plays gods
and heroes alike. Penelope humiliates an entire household of suitors
for years. Circe turns grown men into pigs. Calypso keeps the hero
stranded for seven years. Cassandra knows the future while everyone
else plays the fool. Nausicaa rescues the hero when he washed ashore
naked and helpless. Andromache delivers one of the greatest anti-war speeches ever written. Aphrodite, Hera, and Thetis literally influenced
the fate of nations and the decisions of Zeus himself.
But sure, maybe Homer just forgot about women.
If you ask somebody who hasn't read a book about a book written
thousands of years ago, the first thing they're going to do is say it
was kind of sexist...but unfortunately for Lupita, she picked the one
piece of ancient literature that actually focuses quite a lot on the
ladies.
So, whoops.
[Yeah, she's a dumb cunt, and not even a very good-looking one at that.]
Lupita Nyong'o was asked what question she would ask Homer. She then
dropped one of the most ignorant and stupid things I've heard about literature in quite a while, which is saying a lot.
She replied: "So Homer, how do you feel about the screen time given to
these women, considering how little you spend with them?"
Tell me you haven't read the Odyssey without telling me you haven't
read the Odyssey.
Did we read the same epic? Helen starts a war. Athena out-plays gods
and heroes alike. Penelope humiliates an entire household of suitors
for years. Circe turns grown men into pigs. Calypso keeps the hero
stranded for seven years. Cassandra knows the future while everyone
else plays the fool. Nausicaa rescues the hero when he washed ashore
naked and helpless. Andromache delivers one of the greatest anti-war
speeches ever written. Aphrodite, Hera, and Thetis literally influenced
the fate of nations and the decisions of Zeus himself.
But sure, maybe Homer just forgot about women.
If you ask somebody who hasn't read a book about a book written
thousands of years ago, the first thing they're going to do is say it
was kind of sexist...but unfortunately for Lupita, she picked the one
piece of ancient literature that actually focuses quite a lot on the
ladies.
So, whoops.
[Yeah, she's a dumb cunt, and not even a very good-looking one at that.]
Lupita Nyong'o was asked what question she would ask Homer. She then
dropped one of the most ignorant and stupid things I've heard about literature in quite a while, which is saying a lot.
She replied: "So Homer, how do you feel about the screen time given to
these women, considering how little you spend with them?"
Tell me you haven't read the Odyssey without telling me you haven't
read the Odyssey.
Did we read the same epic? Helen starts a war. Athena out-plays gods
and heroes alike. Penelope humiliates an entire household of suitors
for years. Circe turns grown men into pigs. Calypso keeps the hero
stranded for seven years. Cassandra knows the future while everyone
else plays the fool. Nausicaa rescues the hero when he washed ashore
naked and helpless. Andromache delivers one of the greatest anti-war speeches ever written. Aphrodite, Hera, and Thetis literally influenced
the fate of nations and the decisions of Zeus himself.
But sure, maybe Homer just forgot about women.
If you ask somebody who hasn't read a book about a book written
thousands of years ago, the first thing they're going to do is say it
was kind of sexist...but unfortunately for Lupita, she picked the one
piece of ancient literature that actually focuses quite a lot on the
ladies.
So, whoops.
[Yeah, she's a dumb cunt, and not even a very good-looking one at that.]
"Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Lupita Nyong'o was asked what question she would ask Homer. She then
dropped one of the most ignorant and stupid things I've heard about
literature in quite a while, which is saying a lot.
She replied: "So Homer, how do you feel about the screen time given to
these women, considering how little you spend with them?"
Tell me you haven't read the Odyssey without telling me you haven't
read the Odyssey.
Did we read the same epic? Helen starts a war. Athena out-plays gods
and heroes alike. Penelope humiliates an entire household of suitors
for years. Circe turns grown men into pigs. Calypso keeps the hero
stranded for seven years. Cassandra knows the future while everyone
else plays the fool. Nausicaa rescues the hero when he washed ashore
naked and helpless. Andromache delivers one of the greatest anti-war
speeches ever written. Aphrodite, Hera, and Thetis literally influenced
the fate of nations and the decisions of Zeus himself.
And don't forget about Medusa, freezing hundreds men into statuary over the >years. Or was that THE ILIAD? Either way, it's still Homer.
But sure, maybe Homer just forgot about women.
If you ask somebody who hasn't read a book about a book written
thousands of years ago, the first thing they're going to do is say it
was kind of sexist...but unfortunately for Lupita, she picked the one
piece of ancient literature that actually focuses quite a lot on the
ladies.
So, whoops.
[Yeah, she's a dumb cunt, and not even a very good-looking one at that.]
Everyone tries to dance around saying that she's not that good-looking >because the racial grievance crowd will twist that into a comment on her >race, but it's true. She's fair-to-middling at best. Absolutely not someone >who should have been cast as the most beautiful mortal woman in all of Greek >mythology.
And with all the controversy over Lupita and Ellen Page in this disaster of >movie, no one has mentioned John Leguizamo, who has been one of the most >strident voices in Hollywood, demanding that only latinos should play >latinos in movies and TV. And yet there he is, in full white-face, playing
a white man on the big screen. They even dyed his hair blonde.
The hypocrisy of these people is suffocating.
On 2026-07-10 8:16 p.m., Ubiquitous wrote:
Lupita Nyong'o was asked what question she would ask Homer. She then
dropped one of the most ignorant and stupid things I've heard about
literature in quite a while, which is saying a lot.
She replied: "So Homer, how do you feel about the screen time given to
these women, considering how little you spend with them?"
Hey, I'm pleasantly surprised that she got the right Homer and didn't
come up with something like "Why don't you do more nice things for
Marge?"
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