Posted on Jan 30, 2018
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"Like the Romans, we have become an empire, committed to fight for scores of nations, with troops on every continent, and forces in combat operations of which the American people are only vaguely aware."
Too Many Wars. Too Many Enemies - LewRockwell LewRockwell.com
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There are a few important differences:
1. The Romans ruled more by fear, we rule by mutually beneficial economic relationships and alliances.
2. The Roman Empire was more unstable domestically.
3. The Romans were more willing to use force and violence to maintain power.
Pros and cons to both circumstances. If the United States maintains its traditions, remembers its history, and adheres to the principles upon which it was founded, it can remain a great power for just as long.
1. The Romans ruled more by fear, we rule by mutually beneficial economic relationships and alliances.
2. The Roman Empire was more unstable domestically.
3. The Romans were more willing to use force and violence to maintain power.
Pros and cons to both circumstances. If the United States maintains its traditions, remembers its history, and adheres to the principles upon which it was founded, it can remain a great power for just as long.
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