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Lithous @ Mar 26th 2008 12:40PM
"Its funny people like to compare Rome to the United States. The only similarities are that both had/have strong militaries and were the biggest kid on the block. That's it"
I don't know. The History Channel does many Rome shows and many historians seem to allude to that. Like allegence. Romans started caring less about Rome before it fell. Go watch the fall of Rome shows on the History Channel. That's when the historians start making the comparisons.
All because we were smart enough not to oppress every single nation we conquered because it comes back on you 3 fold doesn't mean we aren't like Rome in many ways. We do seem to have no problems going into other countries uninvited.