Caesar arguably the greatest general and one the most important figures in history cried when lamenting on the past deeds of Alexander the Great noting he achieved nothing comparable to him who conquered half of Asia by 32. How does this make you feel?
Sucks to be him
>>533859669Alexander was a great general but a fool who forfeited his empire to his idiotic desires to smash non-compatible cultures together and stick his dick into browns and boys. Caesar's legacy carries far further as a general and as a leader
>>533859891Unfortunately for Ceasar he was by no means a good politician. His career ended the moment he stepped of his horse.
>>533859669I am better than some. I am worse than some.I am not the best, nor the worst.I do what I can the best I can and that's good enough for me.There is no reason to compare yourself to the greats as there is no reason to compare yourself to the worst.One destroys your pride, the other gives you false pride.I stay true to who I am.
>>533860089Diogenes was arguably great in that he was a turbo autistic who didn't give a fuck. Even scoling Alexander.
>>533859669I don't care because I know not everyone can conquer the world. Plus he was betrayed by his best friend and died a grisly death for it.
>>533860065When they speak your name aloud does it mean ‘king’ or ‘faggot’?
>>533860065nobody's perfect. i had to accept that as a Napoleon man myself
>>533860180Diogenes did not care about being great. That's what made him great. He reminded everyone we were no better than dogs.Why don't you aspire to be just like a dog?
Prof Jiang was right and most of epic history is fake or exaggerated
>>533859669I don't really give a shit about random dead people
>>533859891“Caeser’s” legacy, is Augustus doing 90% of shit you think Caeser’s legacy isWell, more like Agrippa doing it, and Augustus taking credit for it, but still
>>533859669Alexander the Great was the first documented Retardmaxxer Caesar was bald, and was constantly made fun of it by Romans to the point he constantly wore a wreath.
>>533860395Caesar was the foundation of a strong Rome.
I am perfectly content in my obscurity and am glad I chose such
>>533859669It's easier to conquer a country than to beat people in PvP games.
>>533860377I never heard him say that. What episode was it?
>>533859669he might have had more of an impact with his laws history etc.
>>533859669Caesar has a casino and a salad, Alexander has bupkis.
