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If I remember correctly, he didn’t fight the horny mob at all, he offered his daughters to them.
They weren't horny. It was a ritual of dominance and exile, much like tar-and-feathering. In the days of the Hebrews, death by snu-snu was a common way to dispose of unwanted strangers. The whole encounter was a symptom of the wrongdoing of Sodom, specifically, of hording wealth and failing to welcome the stranger and the immigrant, failing to uplift the poor and feed the hungry and treat the sick.
Fixating on buggery is to distract from modern societies that repeat these same acts of wickedness (looking at you, United States). Wanting to snu-snu the angels was essentially the equivalent of children-in-cages policies today.
Only now, human societies, especially the United States have harnessed the power to raze cities with fire from the sky.
Oh and women who read the story of Lot and his daughters see that he got drunk on his own and raped his own progeny. This act is so common the US has PSA billboards about it (e.g. Your Daughter Is Not Your Date! ). Victim-blaming is also typical.
Is this real?
Sadly yes
I... think?
It looks like there's at least one that made the news. However it is a common story I've heard from victims in the recovery community.
Yeah that does look real, not sure if it does more good than harm by putting it on a billboard.
And unfortunately it does seem to be common enough that even as a guy I've met a woman who had this happen to her and told me, and assumably many others who didn't say anything about the experience.
If you read the story you'll find that it was Lot's daughters who raped their father.
~~That was the daughters of Noah. You're mixing up your Bible lore a bit.~~
I was wrong! My bad on that.
Genesis 19:30-38
You're right, my apologies. Been a good while since I've cracked open the book.
Either way, good wholesome biblical tales for the whole family!
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