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Yes I read the book as well. US already has inside chaos (and will get way way, way way, way way worse), don't need to worry about other countries chaos.
by immigrantheart 4y ago
Yes I read the book as well.
US already has inside chaos (and will get way way, way way, way way worse), don't need to worry about other countries chaos.
- decremental 4y agoThe on-purpose collapse of the global American Empire is going to cause pain for the entire world.
- immigrantheart 4y agoEh, its life.
- emkoemko 4y agohope not i wouldn't want the CCP being the global leader...but in the end we got rid of Nazi Germany we will do the same with CCP China.
- emkoemko 4y agohmmm so CPP is good? not sure why the down votes?
- Der_Einzige 4y agoHitler didn't have hundreds of nukes...
- systemvoltage 4y agoCould very well be, I sincerely hope not. If you remove the facade of petty wars of insert-your-current-thing, I was surprised to see that Biden is even more pro-US and anti-China/Russia than Trump from a strategic standpoint. US is becoming the IBM of sorts of nation. Slow, sluggish, inefficient and it's gonna continue to peddle on as far as no one fucks with the food supplies (or guns).
- throwaway_4ever 4y ago> US is becoming the IBM of sorts of nation. Slow, sluggish, inefficient You should look at the GDP per capita of the US compared to literally every other country in the last 10 years.
- chii 4y ago> You should look at the GDP per capita i dont think it's wrong to compare the US to IBM. The GDP per capita is high still because the returns from investments made many decades ago (in fact, almost a century ago!) are bearing fruit. I'm talking about highways, infrastructure and research/development. But those investments will eventually be completely consumed. So what investments are being made today that would replace it? IBM was still very profitable when their downfall began.