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Yeah, I am pretty confident here that one of the main take-aways is that letting the inciters of violent mobs (Scipio Nasica, Gaius Marius, etc. etc.) get away with it and in Marius' case potentially try again later gets you more violent mobs. Accountability matters.https://twitter.com/asymmetricinfo/status/1359241287938023437 …
Or take Athens - letting Peisistratos escape accountability when his first violent coup failed is why he had a second. Letting Pesistratos escape when his second failed is why he had a third. Peisistratos' third succeeded and put Athens under the power of a tyrant for 35 years.
Sir, please stop these historically literate takes and information. You're hurting this poor lawyer.
Semi-related question: am I correct in noticing lots of parallels between LC Sulla and Francisco Franco? They struck me as both being very hubristic men who imagined themselves saviors of their social order, and whose attempts to shore it up collapsed at once with their deaths.
And do you have a good Sulla biography to recommend? Also, I suppose you wouldn't necessarily be the right person to ask about a Franco bio, but are you aware of an expert I could ask for one?
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