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It depends on what people you are talking about The upper class, the palace insiders, and sometimes the Praetorian Guard did not respect some emperors very much. Proof of this is the number of plots against every emperor and some outright assassinations. However the average Gaius or Marcus actually liked their rulers. They were content with their "bread and circuses" and their rights as citizens.

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