He was a philosopher-king who kept a modest court and worked tirelessly to improve the lives of his people.
>He drained swamps, populated Prussia with a thousand new villages, and made food plentiful for the German population.
>He sought to uplift his subjects, patronizing the German arts and fostering a cultural growth which would later bloom into the rich German culture that we all know today.
>He was a fantastic military commander: together with Russia, he partitioned Poland, and when all of Europe was against him in the seven years war, he fought them off against almost impossible odds.
>He revolutionized the Prussian military and made it into the war machine that would make fools out of other European nations for well over a century.
>He promoted a meritocracy which allowed the most talented Germans to rise to the top of the bureaucracy, which benefited all of Germany.
>On top of all this, he was a gifted flutist and composer to boot: he wrote over 100 flute sonatas, and four symphonies to boot. Even today, his music stands on his own, and he accomplished this while running the greatest success story of Europe at the time.
He was also a homosexual.
Still think the LGBT community shouldn't be allowed to marry?
Let them have civil unions for tax and legal purposes, but leave "marriage" for the church to decide.
Landon Anderson
>He had a male friend that he was close to as a kid
Well he's gay
Juan Walker
What 2 adults do in a room is no ones business. What they do outside is everybodies business.
Camden Barnes
>Fortune has it in for me; she is a woman, and I am not that way inclined. -Friedrich der Große
Parker Lee
No he wasn't.
Easton Sanders
>it's another 'famous historical figure was actually a homosexual despite no proof' episode
Samuel Watson
>Homosexuality =/= faggotry Noone gives a shit of what you do into your bed at night. What is important is that you don't march half naked in a super slutty way on dildo carts in the middle of a city
Jordan Gutierrez
He was a gifted Flutist... A SKIN FLUTIST!
Mason Robinson
>who kept a modest court
Recent analysis of his court bills indicate that his modesty is largely a myth.
Dylan Thomas
What the fuck are you talking about?
Sebastian Murphy
>He also started the Seven Years' War, where France (and Austria) got rekt that allowed the rise of the enternal anglo
Brandon Young
> Citation needed, the post
Brody Turner
Misery loves company so Fags want everyone to take it up the ass and suck cock like they do.
Charles Butler
He thinks that a head of state not being romantically inclined naturally means he must've been gay.
Mason White
>related pic
before marriage, after marriage
Colton Morris
>In the 1750s Voltaire began writing his Mémoires.[168] The manuscript was stolen and a pirate copy was published in Amsterdam in 1784 as The Private Life of the King of Prussia.[169] In it, Voltaire explicitly detailed Frederick's homosexuality and the circle surrounding him.
Mason Nguyen
Fucking Germany, not even once. Hitler was also a faggot that build Germany and went to war with all of Europe. Must be German autism.
Aaron Green
>Pirated copy published in a hostile country as propaganda
Ryan Flores
5D Palis
Bentley Thompson
This. And besides that, faggotry are intolerable because they never shut the fuck up about being faggotry. It's never ending obnoxious streams of innuendo and reminders incase anyone forgot in the last five minutes about their lust for manshit on their dicks. It's a mental illness, this behavior.
William Rogers
>Still think the LGBT community shouldn't be allowed to marry?
Yup.
>Was also a homo
You know it's possible to ruin and negate everything you've done in life with a single act or flaw
Kayden Clark
He was...his aide was his lover
Jordan Perez
>He was a fantastic military commander: together with Russia, he partitioned Poland Russia and Habsburg Monarchy so he was such a great military commander that he needed help from 2 super powers to colonize country that by that point was practically a walking corpse ravaged by generations of wars
>and when all of Europe was against him in the seven years war, he fought them off against almost impossible odds he was losing until one of his enemies west full retard
sucha a great men almost like hitler
Xavier Kelly
homosexual man =/= gay man
Isaac Foster
>he was losing until one of his enemies west full retard only because the eternal Anglo did nothing
Also stay mad polack
Jack Perez
>goes into work next day >broooo, thoosee tiiitttssss
Xavier Thompson
Yeah sure, and he was black and a jew, and loved to snort coke
Michael Adams
>together with Russia, he partitioned Poland Good old times , Russkies always were the closest to bro tier than any other nation near us.
>Gay Not so fast faggot Why is it that degenerates always want to "claim&& All the greatest minds? Is it because you're worthless scum?
Friend rich wasn't gay, he was just redpilled, aka the most notorious FRAUENHASSER (mysotinist) of German history ) and most likely a over 40lvl wizard Many of the brilliant minds of humanity were Newton, as well as the military genuis marshall Suvorov
>"improve the lives of his people" >patronizing the arts stop.
Chase Bennett
THEY SAY THAT MY VIBE IS TOO DARK MY EYES ARE TOO HARSH
Luke Reyes
Voltaire also had a notorious habit of engaging in bitter arguments with his friends. It's a slightly more compelling piece of evidence, but what else is there really? Vague quotes that could mean just what they say? A childhood friend he was too attached to or a poem he wrote to an Italian aide that may possibly have been gay if you squint very hard while looking at it? The problem I have with all this kind of nonsense is that other than the constant anachronisms and tea-leaves reading, it's almost always with rulers like Richard I, Charles XII or Fritz who spent their entire lives at war (Charles was fifteen when war broke out and he died in combat). Does it really seem likely that they would've had the time or the inclination for actual homosexual relationships?
