Thank you for explaining away what little funny was left in my shitty attempt at a joke.
Where do you see the US in 2050 - Doom Posting aside
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Does that mean Canadian or Chinese criminals will escape to the US without fear of extradition?
I consider a change of ideology or form of rule a happening. I think that things will happen as things tend to do, but for the most part I believe it’ll be business as usual.
Sure, COVID was something that happened, but what changed in a majority of American’s lives? The worst we experienced from one of the only cases of mass quarantine in human history are (((600k))) deaths in America. That and some layoffs. For the majority of Americans though, it meant wearing a mask when they went to Walmart.
Also, if Edward Snowden wasn’t the tipping point for the general public in terms of putting up with the government, nothing will be. The US government was exposed for immoral mass surveillance on the general public and the biggest thing that year was “Blurred Lines”. You seriously underestimate what people can live with as long as they have screens to distract them.
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“I am curious about the Hillbilly faces when in 2050, some filthy rich Chinese will drive their Mercedes convertible into the impoverished Midwest to buy some blond sex slaves.”
The USA will become a total impoverished shithole by 2050. It will be run by a foreign government.
The USA will become a total impoverished shithole by 2050. It will be run by a foreign government.
I’m hoping Texas becomes it’s own country. I love cowpeople and steak
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Owned by China and/or Disney. Basically Idiocracy but with more product placement.
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Business as usual is fundamentally unsustainable - The west coast can't just import water forever as an obvious example.
I actually agree with the liberals in this thread who say Biden is just business as usual and that you will have more of the same - it is just that more of the same is clear decline no matter who is elected, Democrat or Republican; More of the same is not nothing happening.
>Also, if Edward Snowden wasn’t the tipping point for the general public in terms of putting up with the government, nothing will be. The US government was exposed for immoral mass surveillance on the general public and the biggest thing that year was “Blurred Lines”.
You're not listening. I am predicting Americans will do absolutely nothing and will keep coping the entire time; It does not matter, Empires that historically attempted to just pretend everything was fine by fostering a culture of optimism that everything will just work out like they had before in past crises, such as the British Empire, still got raped ultimately. If you ignore corruption, especially in your administrative bureaucracy but also in most other aspects of society, what is going to happen is the exact same crises that the Empire survived before and should survive again will suddenly be much worse - until ultimately that Empire can no longer cope with all the strain put on it.
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Brazilian here.
There are this slang , BELINDIA (Belgium + India), people talk here to disclose our strikingly "social contrast".
About 15% of all brazilians live in "Belgium". They are overwhelming white, middle class and do well in their gated communities. The other 85%, as you can guess, is mostly brown, black, mestizo, mulatto, native, quadroon, wherever and they live in a emblematic third world shithole. This is our "India".
If doomers doomsperging right, USA probably will turn BELINDIA about 2050. Exactly like Brazil. But don't be afraid. Brazil isn't a south african boer slaughterhouse after all. You and the white minority still will be fine. Since you live in "Belgium", of course. But if you dare to live in "India"... God have mercy on you, bro.
But that's not the issue. Unlike SA the government and population at large knows we love our guns and will chimp out if Gov/radicals actually tried anything in a conservative majority town for now. We are still a good chunk of the population. Its the slow poisoning of the nation that I feel will come to pass. We will have to leave the lands we were raised on as everything from our demographic, community, and culture are strangled by mass immigration and white flight.
Thats the thing. Its not going to be blue collar or patriotic folks living in our"Belgium", its going to be a country club elite and the same Hollywood, banker, and DC types that stabbed us in the back. We get to live with the mess. For the record, my family left Detroit after years of living in Michigan due to jogger riots/politics to come to Texas almost 20 years ago, and now Texas is suffering Californian and Mexican infiltration to vote for candidates that have said ON ACTUAL TV that they want to take our guns and pump even more illegals here.
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Most of the baby boomers will be gone, and the oldest ones will be nearing a hundred.
A just war with the ccp by that point.
I think we are going to see a few things.
1) Continued economic decline. We've already effectively outsourced most of the major production faculties in the US and automation is going to fuck us hard long term. Urban decay and dilapidation from the 70's is going to come back in a big way. China will get big short term, but eventual corruption and revolution of their house of cards economic/political system will lead to effective civil war there. 50/50 if the CCP makes a play at Taiwan to save face and pretend everything is fine. Also, the CCP has been causing literal desertification and heavy pollution of their usable farmland and living space. That will eventually come back to bite them in the ass.
2) We might see the USA lose effective ownership of the Pacific ocean to China. Shit like Taiwan and major world shipping channels will come into contention. The general populace just won't stomach another open conflict despite the utter importance of the area.
3) Inflation is going to cause the wealth divide to shoot through the roof. The middle class was already hurting but it's going to be bonkers when most people can't find work paying more than 30k a year when costs of living are skyrocketing. We'll legit see a lot of asset bubbles pop and something like 80%+ of students will be in default on their student loan debt. We have a massive eviction crisis coming when moratoriums expire. I'm talking literal tent cities out of the 1930's bad.
4) We will see critical race theory take the next step and outright attempt to disenfranchise large swaths of people. It will be a reverse of the Jim Crow laws of the South but masked under the concept or veneer of equity and equality. We may see eventual pushback, but the far left Marxism has really taken hold the last decade in a few areas.
1) Continued economic decline. We've already effectively outsourced most of the major production faculties in the US and automation is going to fuck us hard long term. Urban decay and dilapidation from the 70's is going to come back in a big way. China will get big short term, but eventual corruption and revolution of their house of cards economic/political system will lead to effective civil war there. 50/50 if the CCP makes a play at Taiwan to save face and pretend everything is fine. Also, the CCP has been causing literal desertification and heavy pollution of their usable farmland and living space. That will eventually come back to bite them in the ass.
2) We might see the USA lose effective ownership of the Pacific ocean to China. Shit like Taiwan and major world shipping channels will come into contention. The general populace just won't stomach another open conflict despite the utter importance of the area.
3) Inflation is going to cause the wealth divide to shoot through the roof. The middle class was already hurting but it's going to be bonkers when most people can't find work paying more than 30k a year when costs of living are skyrocketing. We'll legit see a lot of asset bubbles pop and something like 80%+ of students will be in default on their student loan debt. We have a massive eviction crisis coming when moratoriums expire. I'm talking literal tent cities out of the 1930's bad.
4) We will see critical race theory take the next step and outright attempt to disenfranchise large swaths of people. It will be a reverse of the Jim Crow laws of the South but masked under the concept or veneer of equity and equality. We may see eventual pushback, but the far left Marxism has really taken hold the last decade in a few areas.
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You're not talking about the 2050's, you're talking about now. This shit is about to happen now, man!
After end of the last normal presidency in 2008, a program of policy change was begun later known as deconstructionism. Donald Trump, who followed Obama as president, introduced relatively liberal reforms for rural citizens as Obama had for urban citizens during the period known as the Neoliberal Thaw. However the various gaffs of Trump's, during which the Microsoft National Broadcasting Channel publicly denounced him, led to the tighter financier control over media and marked the beginning of the end of the Cultural Thaw.
Biden replaced Trump as President in 2020, however only lasted two years. The Harris Era (2022–2032) began with high capital growth and a seeming return to the soaring prosperity of the nineties, but gradually significant problems in social, political, and economic areas accumulated. Economic stagnation began following Biden's rise to power, when he revoked several of Trump's (and even Obama's) reforms and partially rehabilitated Crony Capitalist policies. Some commentators regard the start of the collapse of social mobility as being the Snowden–Assange trial in 2022, which marked the definite end of the Neoliberal Thaw, while others place it at the suppression of the Third Paris Commune in 2024. The period's political stagnation is associated with the 2nd Gilded Age, which came into being as part of the policy of stability.
The majority of scholars set the starting year for social revolts at 2030, although some claim that it began as early as the mid 2010s. Marriage rates, already declining from 8-10% in the 20th century, declined during the late 2020s as Transgenderism in the military and Non-white redistribution were prioritized while reproductive rates were neglected. Historians, scholars, and specialists are uncertain what caused the stagnation, with some arguing that the technocratic social reforms suffered from systemic flaws that inhibited acceptance. Others have argued that the lack of reform, or the high focus on Race issues, led to stagnation. Marriage rates fell to just 4% by the end of the 2020s, and divorce virtually disappeared.
Harris has been criticised posthumously for doing too little to improve the social situation. Throughout her time in office, no major reforms were initiated and the few proposed reforms were either very modest or opposed by the majority of the Rich. The head of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, introduced two modest reforms in the late 2020s after the failure of her more radical reforms, and attempted to reverse the trend of declining social conditions. By the 2030s, Neoliberal Democrats had consolidated enough power within both their party and congress to stop any "radical" reform-minded attempts by Ocasio-Cortez. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez later retired in 2039, just twenty years in office during an era where many spent their whole lives in politics.
After the death of President Bob Iger in November 2037 almost a single year since he was reelected, Jaime Harrison succeeded him as President. During Jaime Harrison's short rule, modest reforms were introduced; he was shot at the yearly Ich und Du Exposition on Multiracialism in America little more than a year later in February 2039. Alex Penelas, his VP, continued much of Harrison's policies. The social problems that began under President Harris persisted into these short administrations and scholars still debate whether the reform policies that were followed improved the social situation in the country.
The Era of Stagnation ended with Rick Loughery's rise to power during which political and economic life was localized even though society was still stagnating. Under Loughery's leadership the Republican Party began efforts to accelerate development in 2040 through massive injections of finance into Child Care, Immigrant Security, and Accelerated Citizenship Programs. When these failed, the Republican Party restructured American society and government by introducing quasi-communal and Patriarchate reforms. These were intended to re-energize America but inadvertently led to its balkanization & dissolution in 2046.
Biden replaced Trump as President in 2020, however only lasted two years. The Harris Era (2022–2032) began with high capital growth and a seeming return to the soaring prosperity of the nineties, but gradually significant problems in social, political, and economic areas accumulated. Economic stagnation began following Biden's rise to power, when he revoked several of Trump's (and even Obama's) reforms and partially rehabilitated Crony Capitalist policies. Some commentators regard the start of the collapse of social mobility as being the Snowden–Assange trial in 2022, which marked the definite end of the Neoliberal Thaw, while others place it at the suppression of the Third Paris Commune in 2024. The period's political stagnation is associated with the 2nd Gilded Age, which came into being as part of the policy of stability.
The majority of scholars set the starting year for social revolts at 2030, although some claim that it began as early as the mid 2010s. Marriage rates, already declining from 8-10% in the 20th century, declined during the late 2020s as Transgenderism in the military and Non-white redistribution were prioritized while reproductive rates were neglected. Historians, scholars, and specialists are uncertain what caused the stagnation, with some arguing that the technocratic social reforms suffered from systemic flaws that inhibited acceptance. Others have argued that the lack of reform, or the high focus on Race issues, led to stagnation. Marriage rates fell to just 4% by the end of the 2020s, and divorce virtually disappeared.
Harris has been criticised posthumously for doing too little to improve the social situation. Throughout her time in office, no major reforms were initiated and the few proposed reforms were either very modest or opposed by the majority of the Rich. The head of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, introduced two modest reforms in the late 2020s after the failure of her more radical reforms, and attempted to reverse the trend of declining social conditions. By the 2030s, Neoliberal Democrats had consolidated enough power within both their party and congress to stop any "radical" reform-minded attempts by Ocasio-Cortez. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez later retired in 2039, just twenty years in office during an era where many spent their whole lives in politics.
After the death of President Bob Iger in November 2037 almost a single year since he was reelected, Jaime Harrison succeeded him as President. During Jaime Harrison's short rule, modest reforms were introduced; he was shot at the yearly Ich und Du Exposition on Multiracialism in America little more than a year later in February 2039. Alex Penelas, his VP, continued much of Harrison's policies. The social problems that began under President Harris persisted into these short administrations and scholars still debate whether the reform policies that were followed improved the social situation in the country.
The Era of Stagnation ended with Rick Loughery's rise to power during which political and economic life was localized even though society was still stagnating. Under Loughery's leadership the Republican Party began efforts to accelerate development in 2040 through massive injections of finance into Child Care, Immigrant Security, and Accelerated Citizenship Programs. When these failed, the Republican Party restructured American society and government by introducing quasi-communal and Patriarchate reforms. These were intended to re-energize America but inadvertently led to its balkanization & dissolution in 2046.
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Is this Moviebob or am I a retard?
Either way, Harris staying in power for ten years without any real discontent being expressed either from progressives or conservatives is
With the way things are going now?
I don't think there'll be a "United" States by then.
I don't think there'll be a "United" States by then.
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