Unintentional ASMR Michael Parenti Interview Excerpts The Assassination Of Julius Caesar 1

Interview excerpts from 2003 featuring American political scientist, Michael Parenti, who talks about his book, "The Assassination of Julius Caesar: A People’s History of Ancient Rome." The book takes a critical view of previous theories of Caesar's murder, and argues that Caesar was killed because he was a reformer.
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[@holotrash]

This is really interesting because the vast majority of videos of Michael Parenti speaking he is speaking very loudly to a crowd instead of quietly to one person.

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[@nicholasturner7931]

Wrong parenti, dictator for life, dictator perpetuo . Also Pompey the man Pompeii the place

[@thedualtransition6070]

Go read his book, it may help raise you from your ignorance.

[@nicholasturner7931]

@@thedualtransition6070 ?? What ignorance. I happen to to factually correct, maybe ur ignorance is blinding you from facts.

[@thedualtransition6070]

@@nicholasturner7931 No, your ignorance of the realities of the Roman Republic and the nature of Caesar's attempts to overcome the oligarchy that exploited the general populace. You can be pedantically correct by stating specific facts, which is more annoying than anything especially when you are referring to an interview given without notes, but totally ignorant of the overall situation. Have you read the book? Or do you care more about being pedantically correct than having a holistic understanding?

[@nicholasturner7931]

@@thedualtransition6070 nice use of the word pedantic , doesn’t make you right. Just highlights ur ignorance. Using big words makes u feel smart keep it up.