A Precipice is not an unsafe or dangerous place.
it's a drop off.
it's there.
it's part of the landscape.
the only danger is when people don't stay away from the edges.
once again a wasteland.
everyone else posting here are bots?
this one brags about getting people to do what it says is 'bad behavior'
sounds like a bad person.
do you really think that she said 'shoot to kill order'
I doubt it!
why not
'MAGA Suddenly'
you are blind
Martin Luther.
If you read what he believed you'd be appauled.
he went to Rome and cursed it and few years later Rome was sacked.
Rome fell again in 1870, which many people forget about (it was the Free Masons)
and then, in 1944, it was liberated.
What Luther didn't understand was that the mansions and palaces were building projects that kept the locals employed.
and also that the art works kept the artisans employed.
Luther didn't understand the economy of Rome and the Campania, and applied his predjudices about luxury to the place, and he then went out and started a revolution in the North.
Rome got sacked in 1527, anon.
you should read about the numismatics of Latin America and then you'll understand that
the money doesn't disappear but it is made quickly worthless.
my focus is how Rome is greatly misunderstood and people say things parroting Luther like 'why did they waste all this money building luxurious mansions' and they forget the nobles took care of the people, who were living either communially, or as artisans and craftsmen.
and they forget that something from 500 years ago, for which the people of ROME have already suffered, long ago, ought not be dredge up now when speaking of The Holy Church.
yes, the Church needed reform
but so did the new churches established in the north.