Unbelievably based. Hope in America restored.
Assuming he won't be coup'd in the next purge waves of the American Cultural Revolution.
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Assuming he won't be coup'd in the next purge waves of the American Cultural Revolution.
Looks like we will soon need a list for Victims of MAGA Communism.
"Exceptionalism", it's actually the opposite of Communism. ahahahaha
There's something about really simple art that often makes it better than polished stuff.
Anyone who thinks that the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine will suddenly stop just because of Trump's dumb US-political-style grifter election campaign rhetoric when the US has already sunk so much into those wars, both in terms of financial and other resources and its imperial image, while the MIC has only grown richer and more powerful thanks to those wars is delusional. If anything, it looks like the US is merely shifting focus, scaling back investment in the periphery, and preparing for the next phase of conflict against its main three enemies.
Watching Trump's end-stage clown theatrics again, signing pointless papers on live TV, and within the first two minutes, he starts ranting about how the UN and the international order are 'deeply unfair' to the US, wtf? They are more fair now.
The system was literally rigged in their favor entirely as they were the sole creators of it, letting them coast for decades, being an unproductive and destructive waste of oxygen for decades, while draining the rest of the world of their value.
Then he went on about how Palestinians shouldn't keep living in Gaza because it's just "destruction and death", a "pile of rubble" as if he forgot that it was the US weapons that destroyed it in the first place and that it was just fine before then, and suggested they be relocated to "nice places" in Egypt or Jordan that Saudi Arabia is going to pay for, haha. As if they hadn’t rejected that idea jointly yesterday and a hundred times.
Maybe these things are connected. The US keeps losing votes at the UN, with 70-90% of countries siding against them, whether it's on Israel, or smaller countries like Cuba, and Nicaragua, not to mention China. All their attempts to push anti-China resolutions have embarrassingly failed by overwhelming margins. And since they can’t win fairly in the WTO or WHO, they’re just… quitting.
Then he complains that the UN is ineffective at stopping wars or solving problems when the main reason it’s ineffective is the US vetoing anything that doesn’t serve its interests. The UN doesn't represent the actual global majority or what’s best or the most realistic for the world, based on a real balance of power, as it was designed by the US to be dysfunctional from the start.
President Trump Takes Bold Step in Protecting American Interests: Withdraws from UN Human Rights Council and Defunds UNRWA
Watching Trump's end-stage clown theatrics again, signing pointless papers on live TV, and within the first two minutes, he starts ranting about how the UN and the international order are 'deeply unfair' to the US, wtf? They are more fair now.
The system was literally rigged in their favor entirely as they were the sole creators of it, letting them coast for decades, being an unproductive and destructive waste of oxygen for decades, while draining the rest of the world of their value.
Then he went on about how Palestinians shouldn't keep living in Gaza because it's just "destruction and death", a "pile of rubble" as if he forgot that it was the US weapons that destroyed it in the first place and that it was just fine before then, and suggested they be relocated to "nice places" in Egypt or Jordan that Saudi Arabia is going to pay for, haha. As if they hadn’t rejected that idea jointly yesterday and a hundred times.
Maybe these things are connected. The US keeps losing votes at the UN, with 70-90% of countries siding against them, whether it's on Israel, or smaller countries like Cuba, and Nicaragua, not to mention China. All their attempts to push anti-China resolutions have embarrassingly failed by overwhelming margins. And since they can’t win fairly in the WTO or WHO, they’re just… quitting.
Then he complains that the UN is ineffective at stopping wars or solving problems when the main reason it’s ineffective is the US vetoing anything that doesn’t serve its interests. The UN doesn't represent the actual global majority or what’s best or the most realistic for the world, based on a real balance of power, as it was designed by the US to be dysfunctional from the start.
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The unipolar world was certainly over already by 2008-9. Them admitting/realizing this only now in 2025 shows how low IQ and delusional westoids are in general. And Russia didn't 'shoot itself in the foot' but took away the remaining 10% chance the US had at defeating China.
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There's degrees to everything. The unipolar world order might have been crumbling away since 2008, but US dominance is still very much a thing, back then and even today. As China grows stronger and stronger, they will began to chip away more and more at America's power base. Trump and his cronies are just starting to realize that they can't really stop China's rise anymore and can clearly see the trend, even if America today is still quite a bit stronger than China.
And yes, Russia very very much shot itself in the foot with the Ukraine war, to deny that is just delusional at this point.
No, it was gradually crumbling in the early 2000s, and then it fully crumbled around 2008-9, when Russia asserted dominance regionally again, stopped NATO encroachment on its sphere, the BRICS was first created, the US economic model got fraud-checked and exposed during the great financial crisis, and China overtook the US in electricity production already by that point, and also industrially probably even earlier.
No, the US can't even assert dominance on Niger, Chad, Houthis, Colombia, etc, anymore. They are clowns today.
That already happened, they are now leading in perception polls on all continents besides Europe. They have more influence already on all continents except Europe, as shown by dozens metrics, and multiple UN votes that the US tried to initiate against China and failed big-time.
How can a country that produces hundreds of times more ships, dozens of times more steel, cement, aluminum, electronics, batteries, coal, EVs, rare earths, solar panels, smartphones, and infinitely more HSR (since the US doesn't have any) be 'weaker' than the failed country that barely produces anything of importance nowadays? What can we base that 'power' on then? Don't listen to propaganda.
Why, when they became a high-income and developed economy per capita, 4th economy in the world, per international orgs' definitions, thanks to massive productivity boosts and cutting inefficiencies thanks to that war? In contrast, the half of American Empire (EU) crumbled.
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