Because we are honest, and have integrity.
And in case you have not noticed, I do not care who is dishonest, people I disagree with or people I agree with, I will call either side out impartially because to me truth is more important then ideology.
And yea, I have been called a fool for that many times in the past. If I am a fool, so be it, at least I am an honest one.
But then again, it may have not been revisionism but closer to the truth.
Fall of Roman Empire caused by 'contagion of homosexuality:
>" A prominent Italian historian has claimed that the Roman Empire collapsed because a "contagion of homosexuality and effeminacy" made it easy pickings for barbarian hordes, sparking a furious row..."<
Fall of Roman Empire caused by 'contagion of homosexuality' - Telegraph
Fall of Roman Empire caused by ‘contagion of homosexuality’ | Angelqueen.org
>" Many see Rome realizing a deleterious change in aspects of social morality beginning in the second century B.C, due to the influence and adaptation of "Asiatic luxury and Greek manners", including homosexuality, resulting in a "moral crises from which she never recovered (historian D. Earl)[31]
Edward Gibbon, stated in his “History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire” that marital faithfulness in the Roman Empire was virtually unknown, and that “The dignity of marriage was restored by the Christians "<
History of homosexuality - Conservapedia
Same-sex relations in the military:
>" The Roman soldier, like any free and respectable Roman male of status, was expected to show self-discipline in matters of sex. Augustus (reigned 27 BC–14 AD) even prohibited soldiers from marrying, a ban that remained in force for the Imperial army nearly two centuries.[142] Other forms of sexual gratification available to soldiers were prostitutes of any gender, male slaves, war rape, and same-sex relations.[143] The Bellum Hispaniense, about Caesar's civil war on the front in Roman Spain, mentions an officer who has a male concubine (concubinus) on campaign. Sex among fellow soldiers, however, violated the Roman decorum against intercourse with another freeborn male. A soldier maintained his masculinity by not allowing his body to be used for sexual purposes.[144]
In warfare, rape symbolized defeat, a motive for the soldier not to make his body sexually vulnerable in general.[145] During the Republic, homosexual behavior among fellow soldiers was subject to harsh penalties, including death,[146] as a violation of military discipline. Polybius (2nd century BC) reports that the punishment for a soldier who willingly submitted to penetration was the fustuarium, clubbing to death. "<
Homosexuality in ancient Rome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia