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1. Corruption.
A quote from Livy's epic History of Rome, which was one of the most popular books in pre-revolution America:
'The ides of May came. The offices of the state not having been filled up by election, men, invested with no public character, made their appearance as decemvirs, retaining still the same spirit to enforce their authority, and the same emblems to support the splendor of their station./...
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-clinesmith-idUSKBN29Y1CB
2. /'
This was held the height of arbitrary government, and the loss of liberty was deplored as irrecoverable.
No one champion stood forth in its cause, nor was there a prospect of any such appearing: so that the people not only sunk into despondence, but began to be despised by the neighbouring nations, /...
3. / '...who thought it would reflect shame on themselves, if a state which had forfeited its own liberty, should also retain its dominion over others.'
Once the Pax Romana collapsed in about 115AD, decline accelerated rapidly from within.
A series of insane and/or corrupt Emperors - most having very short reigns - presided over an orgy of partisan murder, grift and crime.
It didn't take long for the Empire to crumble altogether.
This is what America is up against.
PRAY.
The end.
@REX I am a teacher in Dallas. Today I worked the Academic Decathlon. Students & coaches always get shirts (provided by the district) at these events. THIS is the shirt from today. WTH??? IDK who designed it. I only know this was distributed to students in DALLAS ISD. This looks very odd to me.
@sassytxchic @REX
DISD practices Red Guard tactics