Analysis of the shameful republican power on the example of Rome

[rupol2000]

In fact, the modern republic is more or less an exact copy of the Roman Republic. This shameful period was after the glorious patrician Rome and before Rome slipped into imperial slavery and huckstering.
It is possible to draw absolutely direct parallels to all branches of government, and predict the same result - shameful slavery.
Of course the US Fathers did not want this fate, so they created a patrician Rome - the Articles of Confederation. But the infamous Washington made a plebeian coup, and the republican form was adopted.

 

[Hossfly]

In fact, the modern republic is more or less an exact copy of the Roman Republic. This shameful period was after the glorious patrician Rome and before Rome slipped into imperial slavery and huckstering.
It is possible to draw absolutely direct parallels to all branches of government, and predict the same result - shameful slavery.
Of course the US Fathers did not want this fate, so they created a patrician Rome - the Articles of Confederation. But the infamous Washington made a plebeian coup, and the republican form was adopted.

The U.S. copied the example of the governments of Shangri La and Oz to avoid being compared to Rome.

 

[rupol2000]

The U.S. copied the example of the governments of Shangri La and Oz to avoid being compared to Rome.

In the Roman Republic there were a lot of comedians for the plebeians, they had the same stupid "English" humor as you have, and there were also a lot of perverts, everything is like now.

 

[rupol2000]

 

[Hossfly]

In the Roman Republic there were a lot of comedians for the plebeians, they had the same stupid "English" humor as you have, and there were also a lot of perverts, everything is like now.

I'm Irish, not English, Vladimir. Don't try to compare a hog to a thoroughbred racehorse.

 

[rupol2000]

I'm Irish, not English, Vladimir

I said that you have English humor

 

[surada]

Caesar Augustus

Caesar Augustus was one of ancient Rome’s most successful leaders who led the transformation of Rome from a republic to an empire. During his reign, Augustus restored peace and prosperity to the Roman state and changed nearly every aspect of Roman life.

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