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ranma-official said: I mean I’m sure Crassus started a nonzero amount of fires, but he genuinely did not need to do that all the time

ranma-official said: @hiphopocliedes I don’t agree. Rome was a matchbox. Fires kept popping up all the time, and after the great fire Nero introduced significant building regulation, like restrictions on flammable building materials, increased space between houses, etc

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lord-kitschener said: @hiphopocliedes M U H. F R E E. M A R K E T S.

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hiphopocliedes said: crassus most likely started those fires, and the price was “i’ll put it ou tif u sell it to me otherwise i’ll let it burn ur house down and buy the land cheap” it was literally indefensible omg