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I agree. American social fabric is coming apart. They might fix themselves up in future but that future is not near. I am thankful at Indians who are contributing to it on Twitter too.
How? You think there will be some unifying leader that will influence everyone to hold hands and sing kumbaya? I got a bridge to sell you my friend. They are heading down a one way street and there is no turning back or any off ramps. At this point, even a potential war with a major adversary like Iran, Russia or China would probably cause the opposite of the desired effect and accelerate the fracture even more. The fact of the matter is, social media and the destruction of the mono-culture was a poisoned chalice they drank from that has no antidote. They’re cooked.
FriedRiceNSpice
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Hmmm, good to know that Japan is still the gutless POS of a nation since the day they lost in WW2. Now if only the ownership of Japan gets switched from the USA to China (considering that Japan literally has no sovereignty), maybe there will be a better chance for some real peace.
Given the general reaction to the death of Charles Kirk and how it caused extreme polarization and anger instead of unity, I honestly wonder, did anyone actually get what they want, because if this is supposed to garner support for Israel of all things, it certainly seems to have achieved the opposite, heck even Trumps popularity sunk deeper into the toilet because of this. Hence, did the open assassination actually accomplished anything except make an already bad situation worse. Say what one may about Charles Kirk and his politics, but being killed like this isn’t going to help anyone given how from the start of the year until now, nothing has gone right for the USA
tbh i’d speculate that the US’ true Suez moment would come when they try to attack Venezuela since I don’t think China would accept their investments and oil interests being placed in jeopardy.
They are certainly selling more planes to India, which will remain a big market for decades to come. Any chance of selling Chinese planes to the Indians?