DOOM OF THE SHECHEMITES

Dinah wept!

and what price can be expected of her violators to muster? what confession may bear remedy in the kingly tribunal and in conscience with God the just, if any? is not the only expiation for such desecration and offensive wrong-doing to reject all standards of modern judicial praxis and to give unto the beast in man a calling… and to raise the fire of revenge deep within there somewhere obscurely buried?

would it not be fair for the victim of a violent rape to decide herself the punishment bestowed on her perpetrator?

people tell me that that is not fair,

 not humanitarian, not civilized.   

                

               but why?

       i think that the Babylonian way of doing things

                 is legitimate in many cases.

    Dinah wept…

and Simeon and Levi, her brothers, had not only the rapist killed, but all and every male in the city of Shechem had to taste their wrath. 

          (that was a bit exaggerated for my tastes,

          it was too identitarian for me to kill everyone;

          very unnecessary albeit visually and poetically 

       appealing. it conflicts with my existentialist core

       principles, yet i love the revenge aspect of this

             Biblical story.)

 Matheolus was a Loser!

great Matheolus, great bard of shit, great poet of mud. your words are futile, your prose is ugly, your face―a combustion. you hold a great strangle-noose which captured the woman, but this woman is a jaguar and she came in the form of a vicious succubus, and she breaks all bondage

and she commands the mighty legions.

soon Matheolus licks cum having dripped on the marble of a dignity half depleted: the other half will follow, in due time, tomorrow.

for none can withstand the piercing gaze of Semiramis: her judgment is much scathing, her opinion one of fire.

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Matheolus was a French 13^th century author known for authoring the Liber lamentationum Matheoluli (The Lamentations of Matheolus) (ca. 1295), an anti-feminist work seeking to argue that marriage only makes men unhappy. Probably the first “incel” (involuntary celibate) and “beta” (beta male) cultural icon. The Book of the City of Ladies, the seminal work from Christine de Pizan, is considered a response and rebuttal of Matheolus’ book. It is a great book everyone should read. Great medieval feminism.

the art of love and eroticism became derided

with the moral falseness of excessive carnal wanton

and the intoxicating hysteria of gluttony.

it shall all sink like rock and stone to the sleeping Tiamat, dwelling in her dormancy at the bottom depth…for the appalling message must reach her.

     and what is the message?

it is, “come soon please, return to us;

        we have turned nihilistic again,

        and we need you, mommy, to set us straight”.