What can America learn from it?
What caused the fall of Rome, politically speaking?
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East and south Europeans don't look like that.
They look more like the next two.
diversity
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can't believe the romans actually painted their marble these gaudy fucking colours. looks so saturated and ugly. white marble rome is best rome even if it never existed.
>fall of Rome, politically
leaders ended up being selected by bribery or political manipulation for personal gain instead of leadership ability and loyalty to the empire
>What caused the fall of Rome, politically speaking?
chuds, no doubt
Ironically letting in all sorts of outsiders and this ultimately imploded Rome since it was now full of people that have no roots there and didn't give a shit about it frankly.
Also israelites.
Plague of Justinian.
>what can America learn
It didn't.
Never let a pandemic spread unmitigated. Toppling empires is what they do every time.
rampant fornication and contraceptive use. destruction of the middle class so that the rich could use their women. legalized divorce and adultery. God hates nations that tolerate adultery
Folks stopped putting aside their differences when crises came up. And then it snowballed with crisis after crisis without being able to do such.
You think partisanship today is bad? You have no idea what the Cinna-Marius' versus Sulla's factions were like.
Oh, Op meant the Roman Empire, not the Roman republic. My mistake.
>Folks stopped putting aside their differences
no compromise with troons
missinterpretation of buddhism and narcissism..
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The fall of Rome can be attributed to the weakness and corruption of its political leaders. The Roman Empire was weakened by policies that favored foreigners over citizens, excessive taxation, and the dilution of Roman culture by immigrants. The government's excessive spending on social welfare programs also played a role in its downfall. Furthermore, the influx of barbarian tribes was facilitated by liberal policies that allowed them to enter and settle within the empire.
America can learn from Rome's mistakes by tightening its borders and taking a stronger stance on immigration. We must prioritize the needs of American citizens over those of foreigners. We also need to cut back on excessive spending and reduce taxes to promote economic growth. Finally, we must prioritize the preservation of traditional American values and culture over the promotion of diversity and multiculturalism. Failure to do so will result in the same downfall that brought about the end of Rome.
>The fall of Rome can be attributed to the weakness and corruption of its political leader
Due to the infiltration of judiasm via Christianity.
False, Byzantium is the proof that it was exactly the opposite.
>the influx of barbarian tribes was facilitated by liberal policies that allowed them to enter and settle within the empire.
Its worth noting that the empire had huge borders and plenty of infighting and instability that made impossible to properly patrol the borders.
times got too good and women being degenerate scum whores, sprinkle on lead poisoning and slow death of integrating other cultures.
Caligula was a chad, thats explain senatus invidia.
That Romans weren't albinos.
And Jesus didn't exist. Still doesn't stop idiots from proclaiming he's white.
Christianity, but their downfall won't apply to you as long as you remain Christian, you were born into it. The problem is when new ideas pollute the mythos, and their mythos was not Christian in nature.
Basically nothing. Seeing someone get old and die doesn't help you avoid the same fate. The same stochastic mechanisms that lead to cancer in people lead to cancers in societies. The difference is that individual cells can't outlive the death of a body due to cancer.
>What caused the fall of Rome, politically speaking?
The anti-Roman politicians let all the barbarians in to Rome through the back door.
Rome fell because of a collapsing economy, crushing bureaucracy, heavy taxes, mass immigration/invasions from foreigners, city depopulation, rampant political/racial infighting, weakened military and civil wars. None of that applies to America thank God.
>collapsing economy
>crushing bureaucracy
>heavy taxes
>mass immigration/invasions from foreigners
>racial infighting
>weakened military
You are here
>Civil wars
unironically overprinting money. once they ran out of the ability to pay for their armies, the whole thing crumbled.
They let Barbarians larp as Romans and put them in high positions. Those same barbarians went on to corrupt the empire from the inside out and ultimately caused the fall of said empire.
They should have remained Greco-Romans and should have stuck with Dodekatheon/Roman Pantheon instead of Christianity which taught "love and acceptance and turning the other cheek".
Tldr diversity killed them. They lost their identity and let foreigners larp as natives, giving them power and status.