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Question: how do you feel about CHAZ? how do you think it will end?
#1
I approve and think they're doing a good job
 
#2
I approve, but I don't like how it's being run
 
#3
I approve, and I'm not sure how I feel about how it's being run yet
 
#4
I'm not sure how I feel about it yet
 
#5
I understand why they did it, but I do not approve.  We ain't there yet.
 
#6
I disapprove
 
#7
I strongly disapprove
 
#8
it will end when the people inside grow bored and go home
 
#9
it will end when the local police take it back
 
#10
it will end when local citizens take it back
 
#11
it will end when the state calls in the National Guard
 
#12
it will end when the feds call in the military or other federal agency
 
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Total Voters: 92

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Filuwaúrdjan
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« on: July 01, 2020, 08:01:30 PM »

Did any other ancient or medieval civilizations transfer wealth (= land) to soldiers on the same scale as the Roman republic/empire? A large non-landed peasant class was pretty ubiquitous but I'm pretty sure the Romans distributed more land through military service than anyone up until the modern era started.

What do you think feudalism was, exactly?
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