Overcame the town's defenses, killed women and children and rounded up 30,000 to be sold into slavery.My God.
When I read that I was
these cac teachers aint teach that in high school 
Why do cacs glorify Alexander the Great? He was a monster in real life
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When I read that I was
these cac teachers aint teach that in high school 
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Western culture worships brutality. Particularly Americans. Which is why guns are almost sacred in this country, they represent brutal force. A basic law of international relations is if you have a weak army you will sooner or later be invaded or overthrown and controlled.
We love to watch superheroes beat each other to a pulp, FPS shooter games, and over the top, hyperviolent movie fare because those represent our values.
Whoever told you this was sustainable does not stay up on history.
We love to watch superheroes beat each other to a pulp, FPS shooter games, and over the top, hyperviolent movie fare because those represent our values.
Whoever told you this was sustainable does not stay up on history.
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Because he
Control/Conquer > Land> People and exterminate indigenous people by breeding with them
Control/Conquer > Land> People and exterminate indigenous people by breeding with them
Devilinurear
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They never do.When I read that I was
They make the genocide of native Americans seems like a relocation.
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Not going to lie. I like violent movies.
Plutarch mentions it I think. I learned about it in a history class that Augustus was compared to Alexander during his time but Augustus was apparently
about it and said it's much harder to maintain an empire than it is to conquer them.But yeah, IMO Augustus >>>>>> Julius Caesar too. Dude came out of nowhere on some
"my uncle said I got next" using low key positions and titles he went through those muhfukkas like colonic.
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He is right and dude was a master at it and could not even fight or was not even a good general.Plutarch mentions it I think. I learned about it in a history class that Augustus was compared to Alexander during his time but Augustus was apparently
But yeah, IMO Augustus >>>>>> Julius Caesar too. Dude came out of nowhere on some
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Alexander the fakkit would never be welcome in Harlem
Alexander the Great inherited a great army. Ghengis Khan made one.
Ghengis was fukking ruthless.
imagine you're in a squad in his army. now picture your squad charging into battle, but one of guys was late charging
Ghengis will kill him, his wife and kids, and the immediate family
and he fukked so many bytches, he makes Wilt Chamberlain look like AC Green
Ghengis was fukking ruthless.
imagine you're in a squad in his army. now picture your squad charging into battle, but one of guys was late charging
Ghengis will kill him, his wife and kids, and the immediate family
and he fukked so many bytches, he makes Wilt Chamberlain look like AC Green
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Are there any African ghengis khan/alexander the great type figures in history?
Plutarch mentions it I think. I learned about it in a history class that Augustus was compared to Alexander during his time but Augustus was apparently
But yeah, IMO Augustus >>>>>> Julius Caesar too. Dude came out of nowhere on some
That's ironic because Julius Ceasar was like "Alexander did all of this before he was 30? I aint shyt"
I do agree with Augustus though. So much easier to fight and take over shyt than it is to rule
The cac had Greece, Macedon, Asia Minor, The Levant, Egypt and Central Asia
He should've been focusing on how to rule all that
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