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China numba wan

all you economics brainlets

Muh GDP

GDP Dosen't fucking matter

And that's not even accurate

Under current administration eco growing at over 3% and 4%

China's economy is starting to level out and mellow, while the U.S's is only increasing.

USA will always be number one until we destroy ourselves

You spell wan like the Chinese so I see why you make biased charts that are unproven.

@everyone Daily Question 🔖

With nationalist parties gaining power in Europe, will Europe return to 'normality' of nationalism? Or will the globalists/eurocrats prevail?

it depends on the type of nationalism

some nationalistic types want to bring back old governments ie: monarchies, which is dumb imo

but I feel like a more modern type of nationalism could prevail

I think some countries will return to nationalism and others will devolve into civil war once they realize after it is too late

Germany is an odd spot because of muh holocaust, but it's a genuine concern within the population that a rise of nationalism would bring back 1900s style diplomacy of bring cold-handed towards each-other

if Europe doesn't manage to send a lot of people back... nothing meters, anything they do is palliative...

I doubt civil wars would start due to eurocratic governments

the largest thing I expect is a string of violent riots, maybe even a coup

but that's it

Nah

A civil war would start

EU recently announced activation of "European Union Army"

They're going to use it to coup any anti-EU sentiment

Bet.

Then you'd have a civil war

an EU army huh?

probably would only be used for civil control

maybe if the nationalists act civil shit will pass without blood

the blackpilled say globalist

the white pilled say nationalists

i really dont know

@Deleted User "civil"
EU already did a soft coup de ta in Italy by blocking a democratic election

He who is not angry when there is cause for anger is immoral

yeah because Italy is in a fucking political crisis, they had to hold it up before 5 politicians die

you take a moderately stable nation willing to change to nationalists and there you go

@Deleted User Italy was not in a political crisis. The EU said it was, it wasn't. The only "crisis" was that the nationalist parties were on track to gain power. There were no riots, there we're no threats of violence or death.

I barely remeber what happened but from what I hear the election was a fuck off mess and it wasn't clear who won.