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OK, now I want to dig into this further.

(a) As the Roman empire grew, the number of laws and regulations increased, creating a complex web of rules that were often exploited by the wealthy and powerful. This led to a culture of fear, where people became hesitant to take risks or make decisions without consulting lawyers, so they didn't get sued. The oligarchs, who controlled the legal system, used this to their advantage, accumulating wealth and power at the expense of the common citizen.

In modern America, the proliferation of lawsuits and the growth of the litigation industry have created a culture of fear and risk aversion. The cost of compliance with regulations and the threat of lawsuits have become significant burdens for businesses and individuals. This has led to a situation where the wealthy and powerful are often able to manipulate the system to their advantage, while the average citizen is left to navigate a complex and intimidating legal landscape.

(b) The decline of the Praetorian Guard's prestige and the shift towards mercenary forces marked the beginning of the end for the Roman Empire. The Praetorian Guard was once an elite force that embodied the values of Roman citizenship and military service. As the empire expanded, the guard became increasingly corrupt and ineffective, leading to a decline in morale and discipline.

For the American Empire, just look at tranny fag Admirals to see the erosion of military prestige and the growing reliance on private military contractors (PMCs) and mercenaries. While PMCs (ostensibly..) provide specialized skills and flexibility, they're really just hired guns with no national purpose or civic duty that defines traditional military service. This has lead to a disconnection between the military and the broader American society, undermining the social contract and the notion of shared citizenship.

(c) The Roman empire's increasing tolerance for degeneracy, promiscuity, and other forms of social decay contributed to a decline in birth rates, family stability, and civic virtue. This led to demographic decline and the erosion of the traditional family unit.

For the American Empire, the growing acceptance of promiscuity, decline of traditional marriage and family structures, and the increasing focus on individualism and self-gratification have all contributed to a sense of social decay and moral relativism. While these trends may be seen as liberating by a bunch of blue-haired faggots, it has clearly lead to a breakdown in social cohesion, civic duty, and collective responsibility.

Maybe the Empire is just fucked, regardless.

Edit #3, added modern context for fun comparison analysis.

really, so why didn't christianity save it? it had 100 years. here's the real reason why rome fell (jewish ideological and financial subversion, same as today, not natural sexual liberalism) not that i expect you to watch it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DV4Trrm06A

there's zero evidence rome was more sexually liberal at the end versus at its peak. most people who try this argument get quotes from the bc era and compare it to the 500bc era.. and then just ignore the fact that rome didnt fall for another 500 years.

Long way to go before <90% of DC's population is on the dole. But I cant wait until Chinese piracy raids the food imports

Arguably earlier. Allowing 'dating' may perhaps have been the progenitor to it all.

Witnessed it first hand.
I was a young child in the late 60s. I watched us go from a pretty decent, moral society where divorce was almost unheard of, and there were almost zero " single mothers to the Weimar 2.0 we now have .

In one or two generations you radically transform a society , just get access to the children and teach them whatever devilish doctrines you think will serve your end game.

Jews of course we're behind 90% of it all.

Literal conflict of interest for an Indian to be advising any other Country on their demographic pyramids. It's how your ilk cross-pollinate into Civilized society writ large.

Go home, street shitter.