Quote from: Admiral Yi on Today at 03:39:34 PMThere were such things happening during the Republic era, it was only a continuation of the practice.Quote from: viper37 on Today at 03:26:39 PMWhat was the reason Romans distributed grain to the populace, and bread at the circus? What was the reason the State (or the provincial cities) did sometimes organize circus and gladiatorial games?
To stop the continuous rebellions that had plagued the Republic up to that point?
Quote from: Razgovory on Today at 08:45:03 PMHe's pretty anti-Trump now.
Quote from: Sophie Scholl on Today at 07:46:54 PMPretty wild considering Florida is an open carry state. The SS overcorrecting after the last "attempt"? The guy appears to be a big anti-vaxxer independent who voted for Trump in the past according to initial reports.
Quote from: Sophie Scholl on Today at 07:56:45 PMAlso, especially wild an anti-vaxxer would go after Trump given his history
Quote from: Tamas on Today at 04:58:06 PMSeems like secret service shot at the guy after spotting his AK poking out from the bushes, guy fled and was later arrested.Pretty wild considering Florida is an open carry state. The SS overcorrecting after the last "attempt"? The guy appears to be a big anti-vaxxer independent who voted for Trump in the past according to initial reports.
Very fortunate for Trump, his debate performance will not be discussed any longer.
Quote from: Sheilbh on Today at 05:10:42 PMQuote from: Admiral Yi on Today at 04:59:33 PMI was ready to concede all your points (they're all good but I liked the role of the Church in medieval society the most) until you came out with this doozie. Really? Betcha I can rattle of 20 rebellions in which famine/hunger did not factor.To go a little Dirty Harry, I think the question you need to ask yourself is how much wiggle room did I mean to give myself with "basically almost"
But I would be interested anyway - and not necessarily famine or shortage. In fairness I should have said that, I think for obvious reasons, that famine rarely leads to rebellion - but shortage and associated price rises etc definitely does. I'm terribly Marxist on this I tend to think the material conditions before rebellions are always important - I don't think they're the "cause" or the only issue, but I think they're always present. And as a generalisation I suspect most of the time those material conditions are not "we're all doing well!"
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