https://www.salon.com/2015/03/22/5_signs_america_is_devolving_into_a_plutocracy_partner/

I'm reading a Han dynasty vs Roman empire analysis

*leftist source* best source

And I'm honestly blown away

But in all seriousness

At how advanced they were

We used this in AP gov/politics

Discussing if the US is a democracy or a plutocracy

@IUisbae maybe they weren't as advanced as the narrative leads you to believe

what did the han have that rome didn't

Rivers

Rome had mad man rivers

Aquifers

Yellow river flooding caused down fall of Han

Quickly remembering AP world Rome vs Han

The poor people revolted causing the downfall of the Han

Mathematics

@Thule-Gesellschaft [☩] maybe

what

rome had mathematics

reminder that mathematics was developed in ancient greece

Greece founded mathematics so of course

which became part of orme

https://www.quora.com/Which-was-more-technologically-advanced-the-Roman-Empire-or-Han-China

Vietnamese dude wrote it so pointing that out

Oh we talking PACs and campaign finances/donations

Spicy topic

pacs have a limit to how much they can donate

@agag depends

They do

Colbert on PACs is pretty alright

Even though it’s Colbert

He does well for high lighting the fundamentals of PACs

Jeb!

@IUisbae very clear that rome is more advanced

Please clap

just look at the metallurgy

👏🏻

@Thule-Gesellschaft [☩] super pacs don't have restrictions on how much they can spend but they're not allowed to contribute directly to politicians

that's their main restriction

https://youtu.be/Bis-LB-wEVA