Which government fits better to Rome: democracy, communism or facism?

Anachronism isn't /his/.

>>1856673
Fascism, considering it can be whatever you want and change how it works constantly as long as the strong man continues to rule and keeps order.

>>1856673
Depends on which Rome you're talking about, republic would be closest to democracy, empire fascism. Then later on with the fall of Rome and the formation of the Turkish Republic it became a democracy again

>>1856690

A republic as in Roman definition, was nothing more than a fancy description of a oligarchy.

>>1857004
It shifted throughout the years though, with plebeians being able to enter higher offices and marry into patrician families

>>1856673
>What modern government institution will fit premodern government better :DDDDD Demogrcays, gommienism, or fashishm???
>>>/pol/

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>>1856673
Republic: Democracy
The republic had popular elections and checks and balances preventing the monopolization of political power.
Empire: Fascism
Those checks and powers failed, creating a two-class system where civilians were subordinate to the military. Their society was highly militarized and kept together through a combination of terror tactics, personality cult deifying the leader, and continuous infusion of capital in the form of foreign conquest.

>>1856690
epic bait

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>>1857095
thanks : DDDD

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>>1856673
Fascism.
t. Benny

>>1856673
Communism
Go full Gracchii, crush the reactionary Optimates, world Plebean republic NOW