Oh thank you

To revise my last reply, if you look at pugjesus’ comment, the original source appear to say that a lot of them did it.

and most of them laid down their shields and rested one foot upon them

Looks like it actually was a lot of them that did it.

Roman forces had a system for rotating troops in and out of the very front line of combat in the middle of a battle (like hockey players mid game), so yes it would only make sense to have the shields there for those who are actively fighting.

Also I can’t imagine this was a regular occurrence

Say goodbye to your pets cause you’re gonna get the ATF called on you

Hahaha glass houses buddy

Middle

Nah, it’s Argentinian look. At least the hairstyle. Look up Carlos Menem, another Argentinian president. Wiggy hair and sideburns.

The article says Buenos Aires as if it’s the Argentine government making political statements. Apparently the “tensions” are coming from a union which is kinda weird. But not surprised by the article seeing OPs posting history