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edit 2: After thinking on this further I’m actually becoming more convinced this is NOT a hate crime. So here’s how my mind frames this story: Lets pretend instead of a guy and a transwoman this was a relationship between a closeted gay man and an openly gay man. If the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this openly gay man were to tell the closeted one he was gonna out him publicly and this fight led to a murder that’s not a hate crime against gay men is it? It’s a partner murder yes, sexuality was a factor yes, but those things don’t automatically equate to hate crime. The openly gay man wasn’t killed in that scenario “because he was gay”, that was simply part of the relationship. He was killed over a dispute about keeping secrets.
Yes, it does. He killed her because she was trans and he didn’t want the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this fact that he was dating a trans person to go public. It was not a “relationship dispute”. It was based on the very provable fact that he did it because she was trans. That’s the whole point of my questions. He killed her because she was going to out their relationship publicly. If you’re white and kill someone who’s black it’s not automatically a hate crime just because you’re different races. Race itself has to be the motivating factor. And I’m still not sure I see “she was trans” as the motivating factor of this murder. To me I see “she was gonna reveal my secret” as the motivating factor. So to me that’s a crime of passion involving a transperson as opposed to a hate crime perpetuated towards the trans community. To be clear I’m not defending it regardless, it’s clearly a heinous crime. I’m just not sure I’m seeing it as a hate crime. If you’re white and kill someone who’s black it’s not automatically a hate crime just because you’re different races. Race itself has to be the motivating factor. Imagine a black woman says to a white man “I’m going to tell everyone we’ve been sleeping together” and then the white man kills her because “I don’t want people to find out I’ve been sleeping with a black woman”.
Do you see how the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this motivating factor there is racism? He didn’t do it because she was going to tell everyone, it’s because she was black. Uh.. but yes he did do it because she was going to tell everyone. You literally said so. And she clearly knew he felt that way given that it was posed as a threat. Would that scenario be awful and racist? Yes, clearly. But it wouldn’t be a hate crime as far as I can tell. Two people with clearly racist ideals were in a disfunctional relationship and then one threatened to out the other and the dispute lead to a murder. But the true motivation for the murder was that threat of being outed. That the woman was black was already known. That the guy was a racist who wanted it secret was already known. The secret of him sleeping with a trans woman. If she wasn’t trans, he wouldn’t have a problem with the relationship being public.
The secret was that he was dating a trans person and didn’t want that outed. The trans part is crucial to the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this motive for the crime. If she weren’t trans, he wouldn’t have murdered her. He didn’t kill her because they were two cis people having a relationship he didn’t want revealed. He killed her because he was dating a trans person and didn’t that to be public. “Hate crimes” are also frequently referred to as “bias crimes.” You don’t have to “hate” the person for that characteristic per se, the crime itself needs to be motivated by a victim’s protected characteristics. This is usually ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation etc. Here, the victim was murdered because he didn’t want it publicly known that he was in a relationship with a transgendered woman. Presumably, he wouldn’t have murdered a cisgendered woman that was trying to make their relationship public. So he wasn’t motivated by his hatred of transgendered people, but he was motivated by the fact she was transgendered. All other circumstances the same, her being trans drove him to kill her. News getting out that he was banging her was what triggered him to act, but if she hadn’t been trans, then that news getting out wouldn’t have triggered him.
I think you’ll find that wanting to fuck a group of people doesn’t prevent someone from being able to commit hate crimes against them. I’m sure that plenty of white men throughout American history have fucked a black woman one night and then lynched a black man on another. Pretty telling that this is the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this first federal hate crime trial over gender considering how many hate crimes have been committed against trans people. Then again, in a lot of states you can go free if you just say “it freaked me out that they were trans so I panicked and killed them.” why is this title so piss poor? i recognize it’s the title of an article but it reads like a giant run on sentence. glad this guy has been found guilty but man this is my first time hearing of this and now I’m fucking depressed again The fact this is only the first just now considering the amount of Black trans women who get murdered is really telling How does one go from “That dude isn’t fooling anyone” to murder? Who cares? Let people be happy how they are. It doesn’t affect you. 21 more repliesAs interesting is how the population of Rome plummeted to an estimated 40 thousand.. For much of Italian history Rome, after the Empire, became a second tier city.
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What a stunning painting. I think this is the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this one Sounds like Trantor in Isaac Asimov’s Foundation series (which was explicitly modeled after/inspired by The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire.). Still hope Foundation gets the Dune treatment for the big screen. Villeneuve or Peter Jackson would be my pick. Me too. I guess some people are enjoying the Apple TV series, but from what I’ve heard, they’re blatantly not trying to base it on the original stories except in a couple of their broadest strokes. For what it is I am enjoying the show, but I haven’t read Foundation so I don’t know how much it deviates except from what others have said. If someone just wants a decent space opera that spans centuries and lightyears then it’s a good way to spend some evenings. Gotta go back to the beginning. The Aeneid describes the founders of Rome eating their meals on plates made of bread (and eating the bread as well), and there are a couple mosaics in Pompeii of veggies and other toppings atop a flat bread. So pizza, or at least variations predating the introduction of tomatoes, have been in Rome forever. The same with London. After the Romans left, the city within the Roman wall was abandoned for several hundred years. Well it was abandoned during the Gothic wars, the Eastern Romans recaptured the city and much of Italy, then lost it again. After Totila, Goth king at the time, took the city back from the Romans, he planned originally to destroy the city entirely. Eastern Roman general Belisarius sent him a letter essentially saying “Hey man lots of history in Rome and monuments of legendary deeds of great men if you destroy it you’re robbing future generations of that. Also, if you do, we will absolutely never stop attacking you until we kill you because all Romans would do whatever it took to kill the man who leveled Rome.” Totila changed his mind so instead of destroying the city, he tore down some walls and removed the entire population (what was left) thereby emptying Rome and abandoning it. Eventually, the Romans retook the city and the population began to come back. The Byzantines wouldn’t hold it long but it was never emptied out completely except for that occasion
The modern Italian gene profile started forming in late Republican/Early Imperial Rome. Before that they’re a bit more Spanish-like(less East Mediterranean admixture) but otherwise super similar. Don’t remember the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this exact studies but this was extensively talked about by academics and hobbyists alike on Anthrogenica(rip). I would Imagine regardless of how fucked Rome got in the late 3rd century onwards, even at this one point where it became almost entirely abandoned, the infrastructure still remained, which either could be used again or torn down for other projects, and keep in mind it was once the beating heart of an empire who’s people still existed(kind of). The cultural significance of a place like that doesn’t just vanish It’s wild to think the city being abandoned, with how many structures still standing today it’s pretty crazy to think about how much more of that was standing and people first left, and then returned
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They already invented numbering and writing system, record keeping, knew arithmetic and some fairly sophisticated geometry and basic physics. All you need to measure, plan, and build huge buildings. The dogs might be a problem but absolutely sign me up for being a madman wandering about a glorious, abandoned city. Importantly, Rome had recently been sacked twice in that time period, as the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this whole Western Roman Empire was destabilising. Rome had not been sacked since around 800 years prior. The Gothic war did much more damage to the population and state of Rome than either the visigothic sack in 410 or the vandal sack in 455 (which did quite a lot more damage than the visigothic one). The multiple sieges of Rome during the Gothic wars really depopulated the city especially with the 546 sack by Totila after which major parts of the aurelian wall were destroyed. In general the Gothic war did the real damage to Italy and the plague that happened during it . Italy until then was doing relatively well. especially under the ostrogoths.
That’s probably an understatement, imagine fucking shit up so badly that the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this name of your people becomes a pejorative still in use 1600 years later to mean “someone who deliberately destroys public or private property.” Its actually a really hard to defend city. Aurelian had to build a new set of walls for it and that wasnt enough to deter the goths. Meanwhile somewhere in Greece… It’s made even worse by the fact that you can’t possibly grow enough food (at least with the technology of the era) to feed a million people with the land on the Italian peninsula. Cut off access to Egypt or Northern Africa, you cut off the food. Cut off the food, people die. People die, disease runs rampant. This could be stemmed if you burn the bodies, but now Rome is a largely Christian area, so their bodies need to be intact for the resurrection at the end of days, so you bury them wherever they’ll fit, and they don’t know much more about biology than people did a thousand years prior, so cholera’s as much of a regular thing as dysentery is in Oregon Trail. if i recall correctly, back then Rome is also in the northern range of where Malaria infections occured. so just toss that one on the pile with Cholera and Dysentery
Malaria is Latin for bad air, they thought it came from swamp air. (Now of course we know it was the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this mosquitoes in the swamps.) yeah, for a long time (among many other things and superstitions, but this was a very popular one) people thought illnesses/disease were spread by “miasma” or bad air. Fuck that, if i was a time traveller i would advise everyone i could in ancient times to keep pet frogs, they would act like Trophy Systems eating mosquitoes and flies in a 180° range. Have two frogs and you get 360° coverage. Malaria GONE. Cut off access to Egypt or Northern Africa, you cut off the food. Cut off the food, people die. People die, disease runs rampant. This was a major plot point in HBO’s Rome series. Octavian exiles Mark Antony to Egypt, and then has the shocked Pikachu face when Antony and Cleopatra promptly halt the grain shipments. The bigger change has to be Libya, Tunis and Algiers. The Nile has always been the population center and grain pipeline to the sea. Olives from Tunisia and their surplus value at multiples of grain were what made Phonecia and Carthage trading empires. The environmental change and climate is far more different then and now compared to the “Gift of the Nile” that is Egypt. Do you think it would be feasible to repair the environment there to one that more closely matches history? I wonder how close we could get it with some decently large scale terra forming? The problem with Egypt is its ALWAYS had fairly little fertile land- it’s just that land is super fertile. They rely on the Nile which also brings in rich mud (though the dam has hurt this). So while Egypt never had a ton of land it’s always produced far more crops per square meter than other regions.
Happened then and happened now- the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this real problem is everyone lives on that river (because there isn’t much else, though Egypt has tried and has plans to try to make lakes and the like elsewhere) and as everyone lives there there is less and less room to farm. Climate change is fucking them, don’t get me wrong, but they continue to be one of the largest agricultural producers and their output is growing. The industry just has a lot of struggles with land, declining mud, etc. It honestly didn’t change all that much since antiquity. The Nile delta today and 2000 years ago allowed for 2 wheat crops a year and fed not just everyone in Egypt but also that city of a million people. The Bread Dole was fed almost exclusively from the Nile. It was a huge national security risk. Everyone in a civil war knew it. Almost every Egyptian lives on it. What is the biggest difference is that for thousands of years before that it was effectively a massive grain plantation.
I (somehow) forgot Aurelian exists and thought you meant Aurelius, thinking “what the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this fuck does Aurelius have to do with goths??” You forgot the guy who conquered two Roman empires to put the entire thing back together? The Restitutor Orbis himself? …eh, pretty fair to be honest. There’s a lot of emperors with similarish names. And Aurelius is hard act to follow. All the wealth and power in Italy comes from the northern part of the country. Not surprising it’s a second tier city for most of its existence That’s a phenomenon from the Middle Ages and especially from the Renaissance onwards. During Rome’s early expansion, there were several powerful and wealthy Greek cities in the south of Italy and in Sicily that the Romans were very keen to get their hands on. They were less interested in the north of Italy, which belonged to the Gauls Until the Romans vastly expanded the north with cities like Mediolanum which actually became the Roman capital rather than the city of Rome for nearly 120 years In AD 402, Emperor Honorius transferred the capital of the Western Roman Empire from Mediolanum (current Milan) to Ravenna; it subsequently served as the capital of the empire for most of the 5th century and the last de facto western emperor Romulus Augustulus was deposed there in AD 476. At that time it was home to 50,000 people. The transfer was made partly for defensive purposes: Ravenna was surrounded by swamps and marshes, and was perceived to be easily defensible (although in fact the city fell to opposing forces numerous times in its history); it is also likely that the move to Ravenna was due to the city’s port and good sea-borne connections to the Eastern Roman Empire. wiki The Romans didn’t even consider what is now the north of Italy a part of Italy until they eventually incorporated it into Italy, like a century and a half after conquering it.
I believe Northern Italy, was north of the Georgia Bulldogs 31 17 Tennessee It Never Gets Old Shirt in other words I will buy this Rubicon, the official border of Italy. Hence why crossing the Rubicon with an army was such a big deal fo Caesar. In order to secure electoral vicotry, Caesar turned the region (I believe it was called Trans Alpine Gaul) officially as a part of Italy, thus Roman citizens. And those citizens out of gratitude would vote for Caesar. It was also a means of placating his soldiers, many of whom were from the area. So they would continue to fight for him out of gratitude, and that their pensions (land) could be from taht area. Yes, pretty much. North of the Rubicon was not Italy, but Cisalpine Gaul (Gaul on this side of the Alps). I think Caesar made them full citizens, but it was Octavian who incorporated the region into Italy proper, it being a province before that.
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