Video - Beyond Barbarian Invasions: The Self-Destruction of the Roman Empire

Did you know that the fall of the Roman Empire wasn't just caused by barbarian invasions? Sure, the Visigoths sacked Rome in 410 AD, but the empire had been crumbling from within for years. Roman emperors were getting assassinated left and right—like they were in a real-life game of "Survivor: Ancient Rome." Inflation was out of control; they even started mixing lead into coins to stretch the budget. And let's not forget the infamous lead pipes—Romans were literally poisoning themselves! Oh, and the gladiators? They were the original sports stars, but their lavish games bankrupted the treasury. Talk about a dramatic fall! So, which internal factor do you think was the most damaging? Let me know in the comments!