BenFiasco14 said:
When Rome the city "fell" to the Germanic tribes and the Romans as a people were gone, the Roman architecture began to fall apart because, most famously, nobody remembered how to mix Roman concrete (still a white whale to this day).
So you essentially had tents and thatched roof structures which were built onto the existing and now crumbling buildings. The aqueducts didn't flow anymore. Stuff like that.
When I see the threads where famous European streets are covered in Muslim agitators, I see where this is going. People are starting to openly ask what happens when European nuclear powers suddenly become Islamic nuclear powers.
We are seeing the replacement people living in the ruins of the predecessors right before our eyes, except the extermination of the Romans, err, Europeans in Europe and white Americans over here is still in process.
So when that process is complete, and Britain and France are Islamic kingdoms - I suppose there's the argument they won't even be able to properly operate the nuclear facilities which is even scarier.
So what stops working first when the replacement peoples finally overtake the respective European countries? Electricity? Clean water? They blow themselves up with the lost knowledge of proper nuclear stewardship?
How about in the U.S.? I say electricity goes first.
To be frank, you don't seem to be informed of what life was like for the average Roman at the height of Rome in the city of Rome. 99% of the population did not have access to clean water.
Life in Rome, for majority of the population was defined by the four Fs.
Famine, flood, fire, filth
Streets covered with refuse, bodies and feces. The infant mortality rate was close to 40%…
There is a reason the rich lived in the hills above the city. No the houses did not have clean water or access to baths.
