Based on the documentary ‘Ancient Behaving Badly’, do you think all the vices committed by Julius Caesar were necessary in order to safeguard the superiority of Rome as the greatest civilization in the ancient world?

In my opinion, based on the documentary ‘Ancient Behaving Badly’, I don’t think that all the vices committed by Julius Caesar were necessary in order to safeguard the superiority of Rome as the greatest civilization in the ancient world.

               This is because, as his role to lead the future of Rome, so it is unnecessary for him to do such kind of work. People look him as a leader, a victorious dictator, that must be respected by everyone especially his followers. He should shows a pleasant appearance. However, not all respect him. Roman did not respected him as because of his ghastly behavior not only towards men, also towards women and children. His reaction towards women is very bothersome. He just uses his power in order to conquer and dominate the women’s life.  His life is not as fine as he expected until he had been killed by Brutus because did not want him to continue doing the same fault to Roman. He didn't deserve to be a good leader.