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Trump is insignificant in the grand scheme of things. He is a babbling baboon at best and a traitor at worst. He cant remedy jack shit, either of these clowns being up doesnt change anything. Back in 2016 voting for Trump meant something, he was the outsider, he was the one who was meant to change things in the eyes of the people, now he is just another politician. He didnt do jack squat up on his term that mattered in the end and the whole wealth transfer shitshow kept running with his blessing. The bubbles grew bigger and the stranglehold of the tech industry got more and more restrictive. The fed bailed out most of big tech like 7 times and they inflated their stock with corporate buybacks so much that just in May the best one was 26 times over their yearly projections.I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume this is true (since I don't exactly disagree in the long term), but for purely selfish reasons, I'd rather Trump delay the inevitable if it means there can at least be 4 more years of my life where a global superpower isn't completely lost to corruption. Can't say I'm optimistic about how 2024 will turn out even if Trump wins this election, but if he actually carries out significant election reform, slows down immigration rates and is followed by another populist candidate, then maybe the same shit won't end up happening. Considering that it's dependent on four ifs though, I won't be surprised if you're proven right- 250 years is about what you'd expect anyway before the decline becomes really obvious.
Most people dont really know how bad things really are with the dollar right now. It will meet a hyperinflationary end. The reason its not yet is because most of the energy is being stored. The psychology of money in uncertain times is people sell and keep storing cash so prices go down. The stimulus packages keep adding to that energy thats being stored. Suddenly you will see a small spike in prices once that uncertainty is lifted with an air of faux positivity because each household will reach a certain amount of dosh, different for each and they will start spending again. It will look for a bit like the economy is recovering but dont be fooled, after a little while the dollar will become a hot potato and all this energy will be released into the market causing a hyperinflation.
Fun fact is this doesnt even need to happen which it will anyway but, as we speak China has America by the balls and 40% of their fucking debt. If they want to crash the American economy they can just dump that back into the American market and make Weimar look like a good time.
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