Thread 513312162

America cant compete against China while preservering its democracy.

Democracy is a gateway for the masses to gain concessions. The chinese dont have democracy thus the chinese masses work in conditions that resemble industrializing England (9-9-6 system)

In this sense trumpism is a "testing the waters" authoritarian regime. If it proves to be sucesful (trump isnt overthrown in the next years) the autoritarian tendency of the american eatablishment will inevitably rise up against its democratic principles thus america will become that which for so many decades imposed to latam and other parts of the world

I’d rather give up democracy than be dominated by China or brown people. Sorry, not sorry.

>>513312162 (OP)
Trump is not testing any waters.. The fact that 2020 elections were rigged, yet he was allowed to win in 2024 means that the Establishment wanted him. Also Industrializing England was (((democracy))) as well, it was ruled by few wealthy Bankers like Rothschilds while the masses were voting for the politicians that served this wealthy bankers and industrialists.

The very fact the three gorges dam falling apart takes out 70% of that entire country makes everything involving conflict with China incredibly fucking fake

>>513312614
>Also Industrializing England was (((democracy))) as well, it was ruled by few wealthy Bankers like Rothschilds while the masses were voting for the politicians that served this wealthy bankers and industrialists.

Indeed, but the rest of the world was still under feudal, slavery and even hunter gatherer stages. Meaning, under immense poverty.

Thus the english worker, while breaking his back and undermining his lungs, was still living way better than the rest of world thus their confidence on their democracy

Does this apply to the XXI century? Not at all. The american worker lives only marginally better than a third world worker.

>>513312162 (OP)
>china
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FYtNQ8izM0
>lol
we're coming for yer carteleños too