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you could think it was a matter of time before they overthrew an ineffective or unpopular king
but how would you have it any other way?
which episode is this?
the first 15 or so
I think I'll start on it tomorrow
sounds interesting
and a lot more relevant than Roman history
I think roman history is relevant too
in a general sense
Not in the sense that you can relate to modern politics though
you begin with a state that had the political strength to survive the loss of 200,000 of its strongest, bravest men
and still come out on top
produce leaders like cincinnatus, construct a navy from scratch, produce an innovative system of gov't that worked for 400 years
not as relevant compared to Revolutions
only to degenerate into nigger tier coups, extralegal exceptions, street fighting, and civil wars
like the podcast lol
idk
I think it's very relevant given that Rome was a republic for half of its history
and I think that all republics have to deal with authority, distribution of power, constitutionality, and the rise/decline of the institutions over time
Well for sure, the lessons that Rome taught were incredibly important