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Apparently that question is …viral? Lots of wives are asking husbands, and are surprised at how frequently they do.

I suppose I think about it daily.… What caused the fall, what cancers were brought into Rome that aided from the inside out? How does it relate to our current day?

I didn’t realize others thought about it as well. Hanging out with the neighbors, his wife asked, and was surprised that I had answered. I think about it as did my buddy. I didn’t realize he thought about it. So question here… Do you guys think about Rome?

Apparently that question is …viral? Lots of wives are asking husbands, and are surprised at how frequently they do. I suppose I think about it daily.… What caused the fall, what cancers were brought into Rome that aided from the inside out? How does it relate to our current day? I didn’t realize others thought about it as well. Hanging out with the neighbors, his wife asked, and was surprised that I had answered. I think about it as did my buddy. I didn’t realize he thought about it. So question here… Do you guys think about Rome?

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[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

perhaps thats some of it, but I've lived with a group of men who talk about it in depth at least once a week, often times more. They've been doing this for alot of years. Its possible men often think about Rome, then the jews noticed and started writing about women who think about men who think about Rome in order to make thinking about Rome seem like a stupid click-bait subject.

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but I've lived with a group of men who talk about it in depth at least once a week, often times more.

I don't doubt it, and good for them.

I doubt the idea that most men think daily about the Romans. I mean men are a pretty wide bunch of people. How often do niggers, spics, arabs, leftards and retards think about the Romans? Probably not too often.

I just don't like trends. I'm a geezer I guess. A few years ago it was "all men love thigh gaps. you must have a thigh gap" (at in Sweden that was a trendy subject).

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Maybe (and this might just be wishful thinking) it’s that most aryans think about Rome because they feel what their ancestors built is crumbling in much the same way. I took it as a sign that others may be waking up.