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Imagine a wrestling match. 2 wrestlers fight for some good amount of time. When they're tired enough, a 3rd wrestler gets in and beats both. That was World War II for the most part. After World War II, most of the world was destroyed except for the US. After the war, the US never left. Overseas bases still exist in Germany, Japan and many other places. They had everyone adopt a financial system (Bretton Woods) which…
>The inevitable fate of the US is to collapse in the same way the Soviet Union did in 1989. While the final phase took several years, USSR collapsed in 1991. 1989 was de-facto collapse of Warsaw Pact (Berlin Wall). I lived in USSR/Russia back then, and for the last almost 2 decades i've been living in the US. While a bunch of things went downhill during that time here, the US and USSR doesn't even come close. Specifi…
The US is largely living beyond its means at the moment and this situation is not sustainable in the long term.