No. Clearly Fasces is a symbol of Roman superiority. It makes it all the more visible when you mix it with the Roman Salute. Is the Roman Salute supposed to have two diametrically opposed concepts as well? I think not!

So, you get this old Etruscan symbol, mix it with European desire of primitivity from the early 20th century and what you get is fascism.

But you could argue: “Well, the europeans have the right to their History as well, they want to value the place they came from.”. Ok, but there is a relatively small element here of using this concept to bring forward the European Right to Rule the world.

If you’re european, and more specifically live in Rome, you’ll know something about the Roman Empire. That the Holy Roman Empire and the Holy See are Roman! So, they guide the world with the Love of their Ultimate Ruler (God) and bring this “Love” to their “brothers” from other continents!

It’s easy to love when your love kills! When you don’t forfeit and just occupy yourself with winning winning and dicking other people with “Love”.

So, yes, there are not two sides to the Fasces. They are an european primitivist element brought forth for the European “Right to Rule”. Nothing more.

More democracy can’t be bad.

Brilliant reporting for a brilliant topic.

So sad to see a town go out like this.

I have a game wishlisted which I think needs constant consultation with diverse information to be played. It’s called Comet64, and you kind of have to program a special kind of computer called Comet64.

From what we can tell, GDID pretty much had a comprehensive report on Stokes ready before the prosecution even built its case and it was only a matter of connecting the dots. Stokes’ web activity, videogame history, IP addresses, tool usage (including Ngrok), Azure status, and more were logged with timestamps, and were provided to the investigators by Microsoft.

I wish I had information on my videogame history directly from Windows.