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The whole conversation over China's rise versus America's suicide is very interesting. It isn't truly that China won, although state capitalism is superior and high IQ han dominance guarantees a prosperous society. It's that the legacy of JFK'S immigration bill has finally come home and the United States is deeply divided and Sick. 

Trump is a great leader, harkening back to a prosperous time when America had cultural dominance. But the population he rules increasingly does not resemble people like him. It's fractionalized by race politics coded as leftism, widespread drug addiction, apathy and cynicism. In a normal political cycle pre replacement, he would be considered a stellar president ushering in a dynamic and ambitious America. Instead he hovers at 40%, his followers are attacked by insane transgender communist terrorists, when he tries to clean up the cities they riot, and when he starts a war which has always been the prerogative of power he nearly loses his mandate. The economy has slumped, people despise their Savior, and a perfectly normal presidential cycle candidate is treated like the devil. 

It's a stunning contrast. China excelled at nothing, it just studied from the leading powers and retained sovereignty. The states, by contrast, turned towards a post national age under Biden and nearly dissolved as a Superpower. Time will tell if it can yet escape that fatal curse
Look, the one and only important thing China has been doing right is ethno nationalism. They are a civilization with thousands of years existence under the han. Persia, by contrast, took the multicultural road and inevitably broke up after being plagued by mediocrity. America chose to emulate Persia, now it has the Persian problem. It doesn't go away until each ethno nation gets its own designated space
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>Trump is a great leader, harkening back to a prosperous time when America had cultural dominance. But the population he rules increasingly does not resemble people like him.
This hits right back at home. Cognitive dissonance in Trump`s case.
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I don't really see anything specifically wrong about Trump. If he was in a normal political cycle he would face far less controversy, have his policies sail through congress, be generally liked everywhere and then lose gracefully. This is how politics was like before the entire country bifurcated, you can read about it. There's no specific plank of Donald's policies or ideology which would be considered truly radical. He just happens to be white, rich, and became a champion of immigration reform which has been talked about since the 80s. Even his connection to Israel would have been far less controversial. He has failings like everyone, but the problem is not Donald Trump. He had his brash, businessman art of the deal persona for years and years and nobody thought it was something to go insane about
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>>58940
I meant to say that he doesnt seem aware that the population he rules over is not the same 80s and pre 80s population, difference is huge.
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>>58945
He seems to be advised heavily by whatever pops up on Truth Social. It's more adaptive than what Biden was doing but also probably not very representative of what the population at large actually thinks. Don isn't the problem, I don't think anybody could tame the social media hydra to make it happy at the moment
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