The Decline and Fall of the American Empire
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The Decline and Fall of the American Empire
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Re: The Decline and Fall of the American Empire
#2Can we stop calling the world's largest democracy an empire? Belligerent nation sure but it's so click baity and inaccurate
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#4For the sake of humanity I really wish it would be true, but somehow I doubt it. Not for another 50 years or so.
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#5Can we stop calling the world's largest democracy an empire? Belligerent nation sure but it's so click baity and inaccurate
Democracy and empire are not mutually exclusive. Not that the US is a democracy, exactly, but regardless, Athens, Rome, Britain, were all flavors of democratic when they expanded into imperial activity.
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#6Can we stop calling the world's largest democracy an empire? Belligerent nation sure but it's so click baity and inaccurate
USA is not the world's largest democracy. That title goes to India.
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Quarterly GDP growth was 4.1%, which is not unprecedented at all, if uncommon. We had a quarter of 5.1% growth in 2014. Annual GDP growth of 4.1% would be a really big deal.
Re: The Decline and Fall of the American Empire
#8For the sake of humanity I really wish it would be true, but somehow I doubt it. Not for another 50 years or so.
#MAGA
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#9Re: The Decline and Fall of the American Empire
#10Can we stop calling the world's largest democracy an empire? Belligerent nation sure but it's so click baity and inaccurate
USA is not the world's largest democracy. That title goes to India.
The US isn't even a democracy, it's a federated republic. Lately I think it's just a plutocracy. We vote quasi-democratically, but really the two party system is a one party system that protects high level interests and prefers corporations over individuals these days. It's an ugly mess that nobody really wants to see reformed.