Message from @Deleted User
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No because there will be a revolution at some point
When we take over no more globalism
No because trump and gop are destroying the country
@Eno yes it will, we may be filled wth tranny fags but we still crush anyone who fucks with us
No, the US empire is already on decline and thankfully Trump is accelerating the process through withdrawal from imperialised nations and distancing himself from NATO
it's not globalism when you're the entire globe <:luv:591451841045463041>
*looks at obama care and the debt*
The modern empire is an economic web of international trade relations. The US isn’t centralized or smart enough to use the new levers of power
think of it this way
the usa became a top world superpower in 500 years
Looks at the debt which has increased exponentially since 2016
compared to 1 million years for some countries
Yet again Germany did it in 100
>500
>1 million
Then Hitler came
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> @Eno yes it will, we may be filled wth tranny fags but we still crush anyone who fucks with us
@Deleted User
lmfao brutal af
@TheChristmasCrusader hmmmmm good point
How long do you think it took the USSR to become a global superpower lol @Deleted User
Humans haven't even existed 1 million years wtf are you talking about "fuhrer"
thousands sorry
What?
Not to mention the USA is just shy of 300 years old
The USSR was formed in 1917. By 1945 they were a global superpower equal to the USA @Deleted User
Idk about "equal"
But established well enough to rival it
Despite being a second world country at that point
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im a fucken idiot
i mean
the usa has some allies
i guess we could continue for a bit longer
Modern China also has developed global hegemony quite quickly
@Enigmatic★Chromatic it sort of depends what how we are defining equal and by what standards in this case. In terms of scientific advancements in military and space technology they were very much ahead of the USA.
2nd world
The formation of the USSR was what made the term 2nd world
Yeah, but in terms of development not really
Many parts of the USSR were still third world level living conditions
Yeah
Siberia etc