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Urs Broderick Furrer's avatar

The Rome analogy is near exact. The only difference, is they didn’t have history to learn from. We do.

You ask, “What if Democrats don’t care about what’s good for the country?”

It is becoming increasingly clear to me that the real question is “what do we do since it’s obvious that so many democrats elected at a national level, and some elected republicans, appear to hate our country?”

Trick Henry's avatar

I don't think the US as a current whole, will survive the third world immigration of the last 50 years. But I do think we'll see individual states that will start to regulate immigration within their own borders, and survive like independent republics. What I mean, is that in the coming generations, America will return to an original 13 colonies model. There will be states like California, that will fully transform into Brazil. And there will be other, conservative states that will mostly conserve their traditional racial demographics. Because conservative states will find & create state-level ways to defend themselves against illegal immigration. The US will look less like 2026, and more like 1776. I think this is the only way a tenuous, balkanizing Union can be held together in the future?

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