This paper seems to place a substantial amount of blame into the immigration policies of the empire rather than, say, the uncontrollable extension of it (much more likely to be the cause of the fall). Also, modern problems aren't as the ones the romans faced. They didn't have industry. They were advocated to expanding the empire through war. They didn't care for a stable system, they cared for perpetual expansion. In this last sense they were closer to fascist germany than any actual democratic country. Careful with these ideas!
You're so far off the mark it's kind of sad. And don't even get me started on the premise you seem to have of "democratic" countries. Hopefully you'll be able to peek behind the veil someday.
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Keep doing what you're doing.
Chad!
This paper seems to place a substantial amount of blame into the immigration policies of the empire rather than, say, the uncontrollable extension of it (much more likely to be the cause of the fall).
Also, modern problems aren't as the ones the romans faced. They didn't have industry. They were advocated to expanding the empire through war. They didn't care for a stable system, they cared for perpetual expansion. In this last sense they were closer to fascist germany than any actual democratic country.
Careful with these ideas!
You're so far off the mark it's kind of sad. And don't even get me started on the premise you seem to have of "democratic" countries. Hopefully you'll be able to peek behind the veil someday.
A response without substance. Ooooooh hope you get a peek behind the veil. Woo-woo.