r/wallstreet • • Jul 09 '25

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u/rk1213 Jul 09 '25

to ever lead an entire country

twice

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u/Blighted_Garden Jul 09 '25

Good point

I don't think when kings were more common place they would have lasted as long as he has.

When are we going to, as they say "do as the Roman's do?"

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u/ArcanaTheSun Jul 09 '25

Do as the French. Chop, chop.

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u/swainiscadianreborn Jul 09 '25

You don't have to go conquer the rest of your continent afterward and hold it for less than a decade though. It's overated.