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So there it is, Julius Caesar - bloody and lawless, an almost entirely negative presence in Roman history. It would be up to his nephew to try to put Rome back together after Caesar's pride and ego shoved it into the abyss. 25/xx
At some point if I can get a moment to myself, I might write all of this up in a more coherent form and pitch it somewhere. But in any event, wishing for an 'American Caesar' would be embarrassingly and laughably sophomoric if it wasn't so damned dangerous. end/26
Not sure if you're into the modding scene for HOI but that's a thing in the kaiserreich mod and it is explicitly fascist with the entire structure crumbling into civil war when the Caeser dies
I mean I hate to take the side of these people but what they probably mean by "American Ceasar" the program they are thinking about probably resembles an "American Octavian".
which is to say its probably more relevant to talk about why that's a bad idea also.
This seems like a fairly negative interpretation on Caesar's actions, and more positive of those he opposed. Obviously there's the corruption and brutal war, but these all seem fairly standard for late-republic politicians. (1/_)
I've only read Goldsworthys Caesar book, but he seemed more neutral to mildly positive leaning, though I read it a few years ago Anyways you're the historian, so I'll respect your take [2/2]
Wow. What an informative and attention grabbing thread. I wonder how historians will write about some of our leaders 2000 years from now.
He was literally killed by his best friends when they stabbed him in the back in front of everyone.
Sounds like Optimate propaganda 
"What American needs is-" *checks notes* "-a military leader to violently overthrow the legally elected government, leading to the permanent collapse of democracy in favor of a brutal empire."
Yeah might be game over if that happens with our current problems. I totally think it's worth writing up. Also may be worth mentioning the economic inequality in Rome at the time and how he used the populist goal of land reforms. We need a Cato (that believes in land reforms).
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