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Groupthinkgroupthink 1 point ago +2 / -1

It's the opposite of that, so it's still a poor analogy.

Caesar crossed a lawful point of no return to depose who he claimed was a tyrant, that was his cause for crossing the Rubicon you are also forgetting the part where he installed himself as life time leader and was stabbed after as a result, for being a tyrant himself.

The deep state crossed the Rubicon, the point of no lawful return for a cause, when they turned their focus to subverting the state prior to President Trump even being in office.

Trump was duly elected, has not unlawfully taken up a cause of his own, and is defending himself from hostile state actors.

I get the spirit of the comparison, but it's not correct.

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Thingthing22 -1 points ago +1 / -2

You've got the story out of order. The Rubicon was crossed before he declared being a tyrant.

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Groupthinkgroupthink 2 points ago +2 / -0

What are you talking about, learn to read.

I said his cause was to depose a tyrant, Pompey and his retinue.

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Thingthing22 -1 points ago +1 / -2

You're A FAKE FAGGOT WHO JUST CLAIMED THE RUBICON WAS CROSSED AFTER YOU STATED JULIUS WAS A TYRANT.

DIDNT 👏 HAPPEN 👏 THAT 👏 WAY 👏

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Groupthinkgroupthink 2 points ago +2 / -0

You actually can't read:

Caesar crossed a lawful point of no return to depose who he claimed was a tyrant

Caesar claimed Pompey was a tyrant, and crossed the Rubicon to depose him.

You literally have zero comprehension, faggot.