by Classical & Medieval Plautus
Plautus – Classical & Medieval – Free Thinker’s Bible
Plautus, Free Thinker &Satirist
Plautus didn’t just write plays – he invented sitcoms before sitcoms had commercials. A free-thinking theatrical hustler, he brought satire into the streets of Rome, mocking love, money, class, and mistaken identity with slapstick genius. His comedies gave servants the last laugh and masters the pie in the face. If you’ve ever watched a sitcom character wear a disguise and get caught cheating, you owe that bit to Plautus. He roasted societal roles with fart jokes and clever wordplay, proving that sometimes the best rebellion is a pun well-timed.
🧠 Rules for Free Thinkers from Plautus
(Plautus, Short. Sharp. Unforgivable.)
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Question Everything—Especially the Questions
If the answer is obvious, you’re probably in a cult. -
Laugh at Authority
Power hates humor. So sharpen your wit like a guillotine. -
Offend Strategically
Be rude with purpose, not just volume. Satire isn’t trolling—it’s surgery. -
Think in Sentences, Not Slogans
If it fits on a bumper sticker, it probably belongs in the trash. -
Contradict Yourself—Loudly
Consistency is the hobgoblin of people who don’t read footnotes. -
Make Enemies You’d Be Proud to Roast
If no one’s angry at you, you’re doing it wrong. -
Mock the Mob, Even If You Agree With It
Bandwagons are just parade floats headed off cliffs. -
Be Funny First, Correct Second
Satire without laughter is just a manifesto in clown makeup. -
Burn Sacred Cows—Medium Rare
Every era has its idols. Your job is to cook them. -
Never Join a Revolution That Doesn’t Have a Joke Book
No punchline? No freedom.
FREE THINKER’S BIBLE
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Originally posted 2017-12-08 21:27:58.
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