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Anonymous (ID: Qkvdu/k/) No.509350043 [Report] >>509350471 >>509351036 >>509351239
Christ is the Anti-Caesar
>be Caesar
>literal Imperator, Pontifex Maximus, Divus Iulius
>conquer Gaul, cross Rubicon, btfo everyone
>restore order to a decaying republic
>chosen by the gods, becomes one himself
>embodiment of virile hierarchy, Roman auctoritas, solar will-to-power
>spreads civilization with sword in hand
>“veni, vidi, vici” becomes metaphysical truth

Then...

>some desert mystic larping as “king of heaven”
>zero bloodline, zero titles, zero legacy
>gets nailed to a stick by Caesar’s own men
>teaches people to “turn the other cheek” and worship weakness
>glorifies suffering, feminine pity, spiritual masochism
>says "my kingdom is not of this world" because he can't take the real one

Bro. This is not God. This is anti-Rome propaganda.

Christianity didn’t conquer Rome. It rotted it.
It took the image of Caesar, the living god-emperor, and inverted it into a passive martyr.
A slave nailed to wood becomes more “holy” than the Imperator who built the damn world.
You think that’s coincidence?

Christ is Caesar’s photo-negative, a pathetic cosmic cope from desert mystics who couldn’t build aqueducts

Caesar = virility, sacred authority, dominion
Christ = submission, guilt, self-erasure
One affirms life. The other denies it. Christianity is not the successor of Rome. It's the fungus that ate its corpse.

Christ is the anti-Caesar.
You worship a crucified slave and wonder why the West is collapsing.
Touch grass. Read De Bello Gallico. Reject the cross. Embrace the eagle.
Anonymous (ID: YALNAjgE) United States No.509350471 [Report]
>>509350043 (OP)
>that pic

not surprising
Anonymous (ID: UHSdtr8n) Serbia No.509350537 [Report]
caesar was killed in 44 bc you nigger
Nemo (ID: mfk6ECvr) United States No.509351036 [Report]
>>509350043 (OP)
Cato?
Anonymous (ID: Ho3naAe+) India No.509351239 [Report]
>>509350043 (OP)
Considering how shitty life was for the average person in Rome it makes sense that glorification of suffering became so popular