“Rome perished because it did not adjust its moral code & its legal system to the requirements of the market economy.
The policy of interventionism and its political corollary, the Fuhrer principle, decomposed the mighty empire.”
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There are so many parallels between what the Romans did to their economy and what's happening now. Same same.
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