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Explanation: During the Late Roman Republic, a noted real estate speculator who was famous for his greed started an unjustified (even by the standards of Romans of the time) and rushed invasion of the Parthian Empire, centered around modern day Iran.
He lost, was humiliated, and killed.
In the USA recently, a noted real estate speculator who is famous for his greed, incompetence, pedophilia, and lack of redeeming qualities, started an unjustified (even by the standards of Americans of the time) and rushed invasion of Iran, centered around Iran.
I have my fingers crossed.
Explanation: During the Late Roman Republic, a noted real estate speculator who was famous for his greed started an unjustified (even by the standards of Romans of the time) and rushed invasion of the Parthian Empire, centered around modern day Iran.
He lost, was humiliated, and killed.
In the USA recently, a noted real estate speculator who is famous for his greed, incompetence, pedophilia, and lack of redeeming qualities, started an unjustified (even by the standards of Americans of the time) and rushed invasion of Iran, centered around Iran.
I have my fingers crossed.
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Explanation: During the Late Roman Republic, a noted real estate speculator who was famous for his greed started an unjustified (even by the standards of Romans of the time) and rushed invasion of the Parthian Empire, centered around modern day Iran.
He lost, was humiliated, and killed.
In the USA recently, a noted real estate speculator who is famous for his greed, incompetence, pedophilia, and lack of redeeming qualities, started an unjustified (even by the standards of Americans of the time) and rushed invasion of Iran, centered around Iran.
I have my fingers crossed.
They should do it with oil to keep the metaphor.
Counterpoint: When one is running a comically evil global empire, incompetence becomes a redeeming quality.
If success and leader competence were more closely linked, I might agree. As it stands, it seems more like assisting the international normalization of incompetence, like the family wreath of Early Modern Europe all over again.
White text on white background, with fuzz around it.
I hope it didn’t say anything important, ‘cause I aint gonna try to read it.