For most of history, and in much of the world today, there were no effective police, courts, prisons, or states. People and groups protected themselves according to the law of honor immortalized as the epitaph of the Roman consul Lucius Sulla: No friend ever served me, and no enemy ever wronged me, whom I have not repaid in full. Jocko and Darryl discuss honor and vengeance in societies ancient and modern.
Unraveling 21: I Guess We're Done Here
Unraveling 20: WALL-E Nationalism
Unraveling 19: Lightning Milchamah: The Six Day War
Unraveling 18: Operation Nemesis
Unraveling 17: Blood Red Fields
Unraveling 16: Drain the Swamp v1.0
The Unraveling 15: The Devil Moves In Crowds
The Unraveling 14: A Melting Pot On Boil
The Unravelling 13: A People Drowning
The Unravelling 12: The Error Box
Unravelling 11: You Say You Want A Revolution
The Unravelling 10: Deaths of Despair
The Unravelling 9: What's Your Story, pt. 2
The Unravelling 8: What's your Story, pt. 1
The Unravelling 7: The Sword of Destruction
The Unravelling 6: Trying to Win
The Unravelling 5: "Do You Guys Have Run-Flats?"
The Unravelling 4: War Party
The Unravelling 3: A Festering Sore
The Unravelling 2: Saddam at War
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