>"Caesar's" Legion
>ideology is closer to the violent ultra-reactionarism of Sulla than the reform-minded views of Marius that Caesar actually subscribed to
What did Edward Sallow mean by this?
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>I'm him.
>I've been him.
>I will continue to be him.
>I've been him.
>I will continue to be him.
>caesar's legion good because muh trade routes are safe
How exactly? Banditry and piracy were significant problems in the Roman republic and empire alike despite brutal punishments and crackdowns. Medieval realms could not solve the issue either, pope Sixtus V reportedly executed roughly 1000 bandits per year just in Papal States but it did not stop people from becoming bandits. Gangs of rural brigands were not properly purged in much of Europe until the 19th century, and it was the most centralized and civilized are of the world. I have really hard time believing that Roman larpers in post-apocalypse could really do better about it the issue.
How exactly? Banditry and piracy were significant problems in the Roman republic and empire alike despite brutal punishments and crackdowns. Medieval realms could not solve the issue either, pope Sixtus V reportedly executed roughly 1000 bandits per year just in Papal States but it did not stop people from becoming bandits. Gangs of rural brigands were not properly purged in much of Europe until the 19th century, and it was the most centralized and civilized are of the world. I have really hard time believing that Roman larpers in post-apocalypse could really do better about it the issue.
>It's Hegelian dialectics, don't you see?
Who will play him?