Can we talk about Carthage?
Dido, Hannibal and Elephants are all I know but it looks like an interesting empire.
>worshipped baal
>sacrificed children
>took zoo animals to war
was carthage the edgiest empire in history?
they wuz traders n shit
>>502056
>t. roman historians
romans histories turned nation of traders to satanists
>>502056
>sacrificed children
>falling for Roman propaganda
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCkKKebXBHk
>>502566
I don't get why the child sacrifice would be so bad when Romans were throwing out newborn babes into rivers, ditches and in garbage by the thousands. Or just smashing their head on a rock and burying it.
>>502039
>Dido
sure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-Hv2ZVYm7A
>>502566
>>502056
Romans killed their newborns, don't hear people harping on about it endlessly.
> http://www.livescience.com/42834-ancient-roman-infanticide.html
ALso, do you know how many million unborns have been murdered in America alone in the last 40 years? At least 40 million.
America is 1000x worse that Carthage ever was, Americans are meant to be the most civilized people at the height of modern times, yet from where I look at America, it is a monster beyond compare.
>>502647
>Americans are meant to be the most civilized people
lmao
>>502039
You could really read at least a little bit about it then.
>>502056
They didn't sacrifice children. It is a proven fact that all the remains at tophet are fetuses of stillborn children.
Also, Baal wasn't a bad entity at all.
Riding elephants is interesting you gotta admit, I can't even imagine how that looks in the battle.
Hamilcar is very underrated general, shame we don't have much details on his Iberian campaigns
