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>I never understand this line of reasoning. USA felt bland and boring because there were no old buildings (outside some in new york). Old buildings look better than new ones. And we also have new buildings. The provincial thing is hilarious. I literally never think of USA when i think of trends. Fashion? It’s always some tacky few years behind version of european fashion. My favorite music style (electronic music)? USA is years behind. The festivals and clubs are tame compared to europe. I just think of USA as that backwater place that is literally decades behind europe in societal and welfare structure development.
They are a sign that your society has stagnated. Post growth. It's all about clinging to the old structures that your ancestral betters built during boom and growth times. Men acting faggy and like "fashionable" dandies isn't a good sign, it means they're neglecting their role as a utility. Americans dress like utilitarians. Basic, efficient, useful clothing, not tight "Euro cut" bullshit and fag shoes. Everything you're saying is like this
>we've stopped building new things
>we've stopped caring about function, utility, and more about vanity
>our focuses are on absorbing the remaining resources and dividing them up to be pissed away on various aging, dependent classes
This is not good anon. It's not good. How can you not tell? Seems like many in the EU are getting wise to it. 2010-2025 has not been a good period for the EU vs China/USA. Do you think it's going to magically course correct? By continuing to make fun of the American mode of life? (workmaxxing/buildmaxxing/spendmaxxing) One day your legacy fund is going to dry up, and it's coming sooner than you'd think thanks to the boatloads of useless foreigners you import in.
