He didn't create that underclass. It was a major cause of the century's civil war before he seized power.
The better analogy, is Tiberius Gracchus.
He tried to stop the flagrant corruption that was actively dispossessing the yeoman-farmer class and creating that underclass.
He was murdered upon the Senate floor for rallying the plebes against the patriarchs.
He didn't create that underclass. It was a major cause of the century's civil war before he seized power.
The better analogy, is Tiberius Gracchus. He tried to stop the flagrant corruption that was actively dispossessing the yeoman-farmer class and creating that underclass. He was murdered upon the Senate floor for rallying the plebes against the patriarchs.
Because he left his Glock at home that day. /s
His Glock of the day. The Gladius... Glockius?
The Glad.
If he hadn't been so cranky that day, he might have survived.