Is Sup Forums aware there is a lot of literature out there from Ancient Rome and Greece about civic live/politics that is extremely relevant to today?
READ PLUTARCH'S LIVES! Also know as Plutarch's "Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans"
Solon is one of my favourites--destroyed monopoly and cronism by freeing all debt slaves, erasing all debvts, and forcing all farmers to grow olives---that set athens on a path to greatness.
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Marcus Aurelius or get out.
Been meaning to get it but there are no single book with all of it as far as I know
Listen to the story of Themistocoles and be AMAZED and saddened by his tragic end:
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Oh, I see what you want this thread to become.
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My favorite is based Cato.
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Here, Cato the younger. Going around naked not giving a Fuck.
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Tacitus On Germany is essential reading, too. There's so much deception on the "Barbarians" and it's so short. A quick read of 7 minutes is all you need to blow through all the kike lies.
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what the hell?
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That's when marble statues hit a pinnacle--after that, how the fuck could they get better than that?
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