What're you guy's thoughts about the Roman Empire

I wanna know what're you guy's opinions on the Roman Empire as a whole

It's a foundation of the NSDAP and the Catholic and Orthodox Christian aesthetic and psychology. Also in a disconnected way the inspiration for Goth fashion. 10/10

the romans were not really white.

Roman Empire is ok. A bit full of themselves but who wasn’t

Impressive political, social, military, and economic achievements mixed with plenty of atrocities, betrayals, and an increasingly incompetent government. It suffered from a long history of corruption broken up by brief moments of competence.

BigWhiteBull said:

the romans were not really white.

the romans were more white than most southern italians.

BigWhiteBull said:

the romans were not really white.

Listen, just because you don't like them, doesn't mean you can call them not white, Mister "Finns aren't white". Like I said before, they are Caucasoid and thereby Aryan

HitlersTopcoomer said:

I wanna know what're you guy's opinions on the Roman Empire as a whole

Any white man who rejects the spirit of the Roman Empire reveals themselves as a wigger regardless of what they may try to say in their defense. If they are a white nationalist they are the reason white nationalism never succeeds. If they have ever been publicly pro-white than they are the reason no movement ever gets off the ground.

"There has never been a people better adapted for war by nature and training than the ROMAN. At the root of this national aptitude lay two characteristics, intense love of Rome and unremitting zeal in subordinating all individual aspirations to the necessities of the state. These two virtues, patriotism and discipline, were infused into the Roman blood as early as the traditional time of the first kings."

   "The youths of Rome were early trained to war. Under seventeen years of age, all boys were called tirones or recruits, and were systematically put through certain exercises by experienced drill-masters to fit them for their duty as soldiers, namely, setting-up, marching, running, jumping, climbing heights, swimming, the use of arms and bearing heavy weights. The exercises were constant and uninterrupted. The grown men kept up this training almost throughout life."
      "From all this, of which the above is the baldest sketch, we can readily see why the Roman army grew to what it was. Not even the Spartans in their palmiest days had a system in which physique and personal devotion, added to broad intelligence, were thus united."
    "The burly Guals laughed at the little Romans until they got to close quarters with them." 
*Hannibal* By: Theodore Ayrault Dodge.  
   'No one trained harder than the Roman in history, only the Spartans came close to Rome!' SPQR

HarvestingSeason said:

Impressive political, social, military, and economic achievements mixed with plenty of atrocities, betrayals, and an increasingly incompetent government. It suffered from a long history of corruption broken up by brief moments of competence.

We talking bout Rome here not USA .>_>

ZombiBoi said:

We talking bout Rome here not USA .>_>

based

ZombiBoi said:

   'No one trained harder than the Roman in history, only the Spartans came close to Rome!' SPQR

But! The Spartans had cooler phrases. And they were the only ones to scare off Alexander The Great with a single word

SecretNazi said:

But! The Spartans had cooler phrases. And they were the only ones to scare off Alexander The Great with a single word

"Logistics" ? Nuts?...> If?

Alexander had a Great Dad, just like Hannibal did.

ZombiBoi said:

"Logistics" ? Nuts?...> If?

Alexander had a Great Dad like Hannibal

Alexander was great for dicking down fembois
Although tbf, everyone was dicking down fembois at the time