Bedtime in the Public Domain

Aesop was opposed to all forms of complaint, it seems.

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This goatherd had never heard phrases like “fake news” or “alternate facts”.

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An argument over who has the better hero ends with a sick burn.

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Credit where credit is due.

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Another one still relevant today.

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Rooks are birds, I assume. Also, the moral still applies today!

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Finally, a moral that makes sense! Not enough of those lately…

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Aesop has graduated from pro-slavery and moved on to pro-segregation.

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This is the first moral in a while I can agree with.

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This time around, Aesop seems to be arguing against trying to rehabilitate criminals…

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