Still votes for trump…

10 years? I'm pretty sure 10 months is 50/50 odds at this point...

I have insight to a company that does automotive loans, and the number of people getting offers for 30% APR 84 month 0-down loans (and accepting them) is way too fucking high.

People can't really afford cars. The US government considers domestic car production so important, that we are practically banned from buying "better" cheaper cars made in China. The auto manufacturers know this and are absolutely chowing down in the captive market. The working class is going to lose reliable transportation, at the same time companies (and the government) are pushing to end Work-from-home options, and there is basically 0 public transportation in the US.

So a lot of people aren't going to be able to afford the systemically artificially inflated cars to get to their arbitrarily in-office jobs and they can't reasonably take the systemically hobbled/non-existent bus or train.

Oh, did I mention that we've pissed off and mistreated and deported all of the migrant labor that made fresh food widely available and cheap in the US? Oh, and we also emptied critical agricultural water reserves in a smooth-brain attempt to fight a fire 200 miles away. Don't forget, global shipping and fuel prices are fucked because of a war we decided to start to distract from the fact that the president is practically in the Epstein files more than Epstein himself? So come summer, we're going to have no food because we have no water and no labor, and importing food is going to be even more expensive? And that's before the capricious 100%+ tarrifs the president is slapping on everything via a fucking tweet.

Come on... I don't think I could fuck up running a county this bad if I was actively trying.

10 years is optimistic

This is why billionaires are building bunkers. They know what's coming, because they're the ones doing it.

If you buy the Dollar Endgame hypothesis, the dollar, which hasn't been backed by gold for over 50 years, will become virtually worthless. But, that will only be the beginning.

If you think the worst thing that can happen in America is a fascist dictatorship, you're wrong. This isn't an America problem, it's a world-wide problem. The entire world economy, currently held together by nothing more than incestuous lies and wishes, will very likely collapse, and not in the distant future.

I'm glad my parents died before they could see this, I'm not looking forward to seeing it myself, and had I any clue about this 30 years ago, I would not have had a child.

Financial anxiety ran much higher among Democrats, 53% of whom feared an economic breakdown, compared with just 28% of Republicans.

That's because a hard requirement to be a Republican in 2026 is to maintain a complete disregard for obvious facts and an utter disdain for realities that do not match a fantasy of their own greatness.

Next 10 years?

Motherfucker, it is currently ongoing.

Fucking goddamn, Americans are propogandized as fuck.

Must be infuriating to do a survey on the American public. No matter what you are trying to find out around 50-60% are just going to drool on your survey and maybe draw a phallic symbol with a giant crayon.

There have been total economic collapses every 10 years or so for my entire life.

Definitely when the AI bubble pops there will be a financial collapse.

It's propping up basically our entire economy.

In 2015, I used to say "A vote for trump is a vote for total system collapse."

Glad to see I was right.

I expect a massive economic collapse every 5-10 years.

Today's empires are tomorrow's ashes. This too shall pass. A better world is possible.

At least trans people can't use a public john, and dangerous books are being kept out of libraries. That's the important thing. /s

MIT stats says it’s less than 10 years. Expects world wide full breakdowns by 2030 due to climate change. You thought the holocaust was bad.

people be like "we don't hate republicans; we just hate their policies" and i'm like nah fuck that if every elected republican politician died i'd be celebrating.

Don't we always fear this and rightfully so because every 10 years we have an economic meltdown now?

I mean, it keeps happening.

And we have to keep watching Boomers live their best lives while knowing we won't have what they have.

So yeah, the pessimism is warranted.

Years? Try months. Second year of his first term was when the economy first stumbled.

It's weird that Republicans aren't more fearful given that farmers got crushed last year, and fertilizer prices are skyrocketing this year. Both due to the pedophile.