Author Topic: What do you think would be the most likely downfall of the USA?  (Read 3318 times)

those meddling sjws
and i would've gotten away with my privilege too if it weren't for em



internal conflict will end the US, not foreign attacks

the US is a very, very, VERY difficult nation to invade, and with the advancement of AA weaponry and the existence of mutually assured destruction, nuclear attacks are not an option unless you're willing to destroy the entire planet

back to the difficulty of invading it, though:
it shares only two land borders, one with a long standing ally and another with mexicans that tend to keep invading themselves rather than their surroundings (seriously, look at how many wars they've been involved in were just internal strife

furthermore, guess where one of the largest ever US forts is? texas. it's fort hood.
it has the largest naval presence on the planet. the coast guard is bigger than the british royal navy.
its civilian population has forget tons of guns.
it is geologically hard to occupy due to its size.



russia and china are both dealing with some pretty significant problems right now, by the way, so there's that.

iirc i dont believe russia and especially china to move the means to move enough troops onto the continental US without their forces ass being kicked six ways from sunday





Annoying Orange winning the election.

Annoying Orange winning the election.
it won't happen
even if he does become the GOP candidate, i'm sure that'll just scare democrats half to death enough to encourage them to vote


The US is too powerful to give in to military attacks. Internal conflict already is and will continue to be the downfall of the United States. We live in an era of greed, extremism, blind faith and apathy. Greed continues to corrupt the foundations of our system from the inside out; corporations caring about nothing more than appeasing their shareholders that they don't think about the future, about what happens after they're gone. Extremism ranging from religious extremism to extremist feminism to political extremism, where people feel the NEED to force their beliefs onto others without question, without debate and being stubborn literally to the death. Blind faith is running more and more rampant among the citizens, ranging from conspiracy theorists to anti-vaxxers and general anti-science bullstuff, to people in general not valuing evidence over faith, valuing emotion over facts to the point where they will outright deny the obvious because it makes them feel bad. Then on top of that you have the majority, the apathists, the ones who know there's probably something screwy going on but they just don't bother doing anything about it because they don't care enough. Only a small few actually care enough about the issues to do something about it, and they're by far the minority. They've managed to keep things together so far but if things keep going the way they're going now, more and more are going to go towards apathy or the other categories and it's driving the nation further apart than it already is. It's eventually going to reach a boiling point, and it's not going to be a fun time. (did you really read all of that? nice. good. don't be an apathist, please.)

The US is too powerful to give in to military attacks. Internal conflict already is and will continue to be the downfall of the United States. We live in an era of greed, extremism, blind faith and apathy. Greed continues to corrupt the foundations of our system from the inside out; corporations caring about nothing more than appeasing their shareholders that they don't think about the future, about what happens after they're gone. Extremism ranging from religious extremism to extremist feminism to political extremism, where people feel the NEED to force their beliefs onto others without question, without debate and being stubborn literally to the death. Blind faith is running more and more rampant among the citizens, ranging from conspiracy theorists to anti-vaxxers and general anti-science bullstuff, to people in general not valuing evidence over faith, valuing emotion over facts to the point where they will outright deny the obvious because it makes them feel bad. Then on top of that you have the majority, the apathists, the ones who know there's probably something screwy going on but they just don't bother doing anything about it because they don't care enough. Only a small few actually care enough about the issues to do something about it, and they're by far the minority. They've managed to keep things together so far but if things keep going the way they're going now, more and more are going to go towards apathy or the other categories and it's driving the nation further apart than it already is. It's eventually going to reach a boiling point, and it's not going to be a fun time. (did you really read all of that? nice. good. don't be an apathist, please.)
eh, someone else will fix it

The US is too powerful to give in to military attacks. Internal conflict already is and will continue to be the downfall of the United States. We live in an era of greed, extremism, blind faith and apathy. Greed continues to corrupt the foundations of our system from the inside out; corporations caring about nothing more than appeasing their shareholders that they don't think about the future, about what happens after they're gone. Extremism ranging from religious extremism to extremist feminism to political extremism, where people feel the NEED to force their beliefs onto others without question, without debate and being stubborn literally to the death. Blind faith is running more and more rampant among the citizens, ranging from conspiracy theorists to anti-vaxxers and general anti-science bullstuff, to people in general not valuing evidence over faith, valuing emotion over facts to the point where they will outright deny the obvious because it makes them feel bad. Then on top of that you have the majority, the apathists, the ones who know there's probably something screwy going on but they just don't bother doing anything about it because they don't care enough. Only a small few actually care enough about the issues to do something about it, and they're by far the minority. They've managed to keep things together so far but if things keep going the way they're going now, more and more are going to go towards apathy or the other categories and it's driving the nation further apart than it already is. It's eventually going to reach a boiling point, and it's not going to be a fun time. (did you really read all of that? nice. good. don't be an apathist, please.)
Problem is you need a strong authority to organize change and a strongman leader to motivate people to stop being so apathetic. These days everyone is so anti-authoritarian it will never happen.