ANTONY
VETO THE MOTION
ANTONY
Carter Morgan
Ryder Morgan
TRIBUTE VETOES THE MOTION
TRIBUTE VETOES THE MOTION
Anthony Baker
Et tu, bruh?
Colton Adams
If the people's tribute had power of veto on every piece of legislation, then how did the senate pass any laws
Jose Evans
Caleb Evans
tribune*
Jose Moore
yes
Ryder Murphy
no capus
Joshua Hill
>tfw will never be a Roman Senator
Austin Cox
same way they do now
have some puppet installed as tribune
Hunter Garcia
Was Titus killing that slave and Octavia fucking Octavius really necessary? And how did Servilla (the old lady) know her brother wanted her did she just guess?
Luis Perry
YES
NO
MAYBE
I DON'T KNOW
CAN YOU REPEAT THE QUESTION?
YOU'RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME NOW
Adrian Price
what were they doing here? i forget
Jeremiah Cooper
Something more cheerful
Aaron Moore
Funding acquisition for repairs to the Appian Way.
Anthony Smith
I wouldn't veto a single motion; I would listen to what Lepidus had to say, and that's what no one did
Daniel Ross
I think they were trying to declare Caesar an enemy of the Republic, counting on Antony to veto the motion to essentially serve as a warning to Caesar without provoking outright war. Unfortunately, the animosity between the pro- and anti-Caesar factions of the Senate caused a brawl before Antony, a novice Tribune and not especially gifted political operator, could exercise his veto. This resulted in the proposed legislation becoming a dangerous threat rather than the intended warning.
This is from memory though, I could be wrong on some details.
Aiden Roberts
he's a actually a really intelligent senator
Jackson White
indescribably based
Christian Bennett
yeah, it was political maneuvering that didn't account for the fact that antony was too much a brainlet to enact the only move available to him
Angel Morales
The King of England has the power to veto any legislation, it last happened in 1707.
Fascist Italy's king Victor Emmanuel III had full vetoing powers. As far as I know he only used his veto once during Fascism and that was to veto the change of the Italian Flag.
The German President has full vetoing powers but only used it 9 times in 70+ years and almost always to just send the law back for a rewrite.
Alexander Sanchez
lmao
Camden Wilson
Kayden Perez
hahahahajajaja
Jack Phillips
Wow look at the drip. That king is bussin fr fr no cap.
Chase Phillips
Democracy is a joke. Too much formality, too little action.
Jaxon Long
I think this is the most based post I've seen in years.
Jaxson Perez
>here's your elite Egyptian palace guards bro
T-thanks HBO...