American empire collapse general

An American collapse—economically, militarily, or politically—could lead to a net improvement in global quality of life by ending the U.S.’s role as the chief enforcer of neoliberal capitalism, corporate imperialism, and endless war. Without U.S. dominance propping up exploitative global institutions like the IMF, World Bank, and NATO, many countries might gain greater autonomy to pursue egalitarian development, nationalize resources, or implement socialized systems without fear of sanctions, coups, or invasions. The collapse of U.S. hegemony could also reduce militarization worldwide, curb carbon emissions from its massive military-industrial complex, and redistribute influence toward multipolar or regional blocs that prioritize cooperation over extraction. While instability would be inevitable, long-term global equity could become more attainable in the absence of America’s coercive grip.

How's LA these days?

vive la république.


vive la emperor.

>>509451953 (OP)
John here from Ohio oblast, everything is falling apart around me. The entire country is on fire.

>>509451953 (OP)
Calm down, it’s not that bad here

vive la revolution.

>>509451953 (OP)
meanwhile, back in reality, i can still get a big mac medium combo for $6.40