/rome/ lost

how did we lose?

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>we

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youtube.com/watch?v=AsECgXyPaow
Whatever you do don't look up the lyrics to that song

Ancient Germanic wisdom. Axe wisdom.

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You'll never be english?

wut?

how is the italian man losing here

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we need to revive /romance/

truly the worst of all fates

Will you all speak latin or you'll speak the coloniser's cursed tongue?

Each one in it's own romance language, since in their written form they have a high degree of mutual intelligibility

Axe beat funny hat

What is it that makes your brain be weird?

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You will never be roman

Empires are born to, one day, die.
Rome had one of the best runs, forever changing directly the course of history
meanwhile some persian, chinese and indian empires had little to no effect, mostly confined to their borders and neighbors.

Is ok frens, we must become something new lest we succumb to the smothering miasma of the modern world.

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rome only came to be relevant because europe turned out relevant later, in fact, one could argue the only reason europe came to relevancy was because it became decentralized and stopped orbiting the mediterranean, rome destruction was, probably, the cause of rome relevance. if it never happened, it would've probably been another persian empire of some irrelevant continent