You’re reducing this to make it seem absurd, which is very boring of you. When the country becomes Las Vegas is that a win for conservatives? By your argument the slow march was not a big deal either, right?
See of all the people you could have tried that line with, I'm the guy who has a major in ancient history.
The Romans used dice and cards extensively in gaming and recreational gambling dating back to as far as Pliny at least, as well as wagering on sporting events like races and gladiatorial combat.
You’re reducing this to make it seem absurd, which is very boring of you. When the country becomes Las Vegas is that a win for conservatives? By your argument the slow march was not a big deal either, right?
I'm not, your fixation on this miniscule issue is just silly.
Sure, if you just didn't listen to a single word I said anyway.
Yeah gambling was banned by western society for centuries dating back to before and including Rome because its impact is minuscule. Great logic there!
See of all the people you could have tried that line with, I'm the guy who has a major in ancient history.
The Romans used dice and cards extensively in gaming and recreational gambling dating back to as far as Pliny at least, as well as wagering on sporting events like races and gladiatorial combat.
Try again?
See, you had to go “but people still gambled”!
Was Lex Talaria a law or not? I’ll wait!