/pol/ - Politically Incorrect

>>13651480

Here's a collection from pages where she writes that page boys were "passed up" the hierarchy all the way until royalty.

Along with the paintings of this page it's heavily implied they were raped. Page boys were around 7-12 years old when first employed.

>>13651480

In the same book she also lusts after dead bodies.

>>13651480

For a while women were very much into Saint Sebastian - who was executed by arrows shot into his abdomen.

The church said that women tending to him was too sensual and erotic. They had a very curious form of censorship…

>>13651483

They replaced the women tending him with cherubs (naked child angels).

And as the feminist author points out: this turned the paintings even more into "erotic play".

Since nowadays there are so many transsexual this might also be interesting:

The origin story of "Hermaphrodite" is a woman raping a young man. The man kept resisting and out of desperation the woman prayed to the gods that they will never be separated.

The gods answered her prayers by fusing them together -thus the term "hermaphrodite".

Also interesting:

There's a story of "Chastity" fighting with "Love" and taming love into submission.

"Chastity" is personified by a fully clothed woman. "Love" by a naked woman. Once "love" has shoot is last arrow "Chastity" is forcing him into submission.

This is an allegory for women depriving men of sex and children until a later stage of their life. Because at that point men will be desperate. It's also symbolic for our current society at large (including for example delayed adulthood)

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There's also multiple pages dedicated to women making false accusations of rape.

Often times after a man refused to have sex with that woman. Sometime's it's a close family relative like an Aunt doing this.

… This makes it apparent how women can rape men. When women rape men it's "institutional". Because when you make a false accusations it's "institutions" which will ruin the life of that man.

As asinine as this sounds: when feminists write about "institutional sexual assault" they actually mean women raping men. (but you have to read feminist literature to understand that)

In the same book she writes that boys (/men) will be killed off once society is sufficiently automated.

(a surprising amount of feminist literature writes something like this, perhaps we should take them seriously)

>>13651593

It's an interesting book, and I won't attempt a full-scale analysis until I have at least skimmed all of it. It might be useful to compare this book to related books in anthropology, history, or aesthetics.

>>13651656

Apparently she was goy by birth but Jewish by aspiration.

From Wikipedia:

Germaine Greer was born on 29 January 1939[9] in Melbourne to a Catholic family, the elder of two girls followed by a boy. Her father called himself Eric Reginald ("Reg") Greer; he told her he had been born in South Africa, but she learned after his death that he was born Robert Hamilton King in Launceston, Tasmania.[10] She also learned he was christened Robert Henry Eric Ernest Hambert.[11] He and her mother, Margaret ("Peggy") May Lafrank, had married in March 1937; Reg converted to Catholicism before the wedding.[12] Peggy was a milliner and Reg a newspaper-advertising salesman.[13][c] Despite her Catholic upbringing and her father's open antisemitism, Greer became convinced that her father was secretly of Jewish heritage. She believed her grandmother had been a Jewish woman named Rachel Weiss, but admits that she probably made this up out of an "intense longing to be Jewish." Despite not knowing whether she had any Jewish ancestry, Greer "felt Jewish" and began to involve herself in the Jewish community. She learned Yiddish, joined a Jewish theatre group, and dated Jewish men.