Comments by "Bitcoin Zoomer" (@bitcoinzoomer9994) on "Is America in Decline?" video.

Yes!
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@svn9482 What are you talking about dude? Biden for one, has done actually fucking jackshit internationally, while Trump's international policy was the best in decades, negotiating a pullout of the middle east (which Biden is delaying), dealing with North Korea, and protecting American markets by being hard on China.
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@jon9247 If everything around is shit, then you shine. Just focus on preparing for the coming collapse, then you can think about the philosophy of it later on.
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Demographics is destiny, there are more immigrants now than ever before, the only way demographics reset to white levels of a few decades ago is if we see a big collapse in which cities become starving shitholes while the self-sufficient countryside continues mostly as usual.
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In what way exactly does nuclear power relate to the failed state?
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Asking for a space colonization video, day 2
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Make a video about space colonization and its impact on the future! This might be a gamechanger!
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Day 1 Of begging for a space colonization video
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Wrong, he would save us for a bit longer, unlike biden, who is speeding up the printers going brrr and literally saying that China will own america on national television
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Untrue.
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If america falls, europe will see similar issues, and Russia may take back its eastern european holdings, but if they go too far they will be the perfect catalyst for the creation reunited europe to stand against them
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@widodoakrom3938 It's been possible for 50 years now, and there's nothing of value at the poles or ocean bottom, plus it will not save us from mass extinction.
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@lif3andthings763 So we should just stay on earth and wait for the cosmos to kill us? We had the technology to get to the moon, all you need to get to mars is a bigger rocket, we could have had a man on mars a decade after the moon landing.
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Canada is an extension of America, either way, if things spiral out of control and either extreme takes over in America, Canada's going to get annexed
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Comment asking for that space video, day 9
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I haven't stopped
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Wealth consolidation has come about as industries have been exported to countries without real regulation and cheap labor, along with a million other factors which have caused the elite to get even richer. The US capitalist system is what got us to the heights we reached, and the abandonment of it in favor of corporatism is what is going to bring america to its knees. Birthrate is a problem which countries should really be taking seriously, native population decline are vital to determine a nation's future, demographics is destiny. Too bad its racist to address birthrates now. Unless the leftist corporatist elite gain a lot more power before shit hits the fan, it will be really difficult to see in what direction america goes in the future.
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@connerb7848 If nobody makes stuff, then there is no stuff. It is that simple. If we do not want to be dominated by foreign powers with much higher production then us, we need industry. We also cannot continue unchecked migration while not having any real industry. A healthy and powerful economy should have both, but when it comes down to brass tax, the country that makes your stuff can stop selling you said things and focus on producing for themselves or their military. Basically, if we do not have industry, we do not have hard power. Corporatism has inflated the prices of many things, higher education and healthcare being the main two. What you call "capitalism" is not capitalism at all. In capitalism, there should be lots of competition, which boosts innovation, productivity and wages. What we have now is corporatism, where large companies can never fail, and have little to no completion, and will always get taxpayer money if they need it. If we had industry, only having a HS diploma would not be a problem, as you could get a job in some manufacturing sector. This is exactly what Germany is doing, though we should do it at a much larger scale for the best effect.
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@connerb7848 This is not capitalism. Capitalism is competition. Our government protects corporation's interests because the elites have the money to control out gov. Socialism doesn't work. We should have some unions, lots of businesses, and both should be regulated and checked by a government that cannot be affected by either.
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@connerb7848 You're wrong. FDR's establishment of the new deal and healthcare is what began American corporatism, and reagonomics did not begin deindustrialization, but in fact slowed it with lower tax rates for the rich. We should not socialize any systems. Yes, it would be better than the current healthcare corporations as middlemen problem, but it could be better. With regulation, and with competition, we would have much cheaper and much more innovative healthcare and other sectors. I agree on corporate tax, but having social programs is no different from having big corporations run it: they have no competition and are regulated by the government.
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@connerb7848 Capitalism is not just having private property, what I meant to point out is that the whole point of capitalism, and what makes it superior to any other system, is the competition it brings. The reason college is expensive is because there is no real competition or incentive for the prices to go down or for the education to be better. They will always get money from the government and they are not affected by the result of the effectiveness of their education. What is the difference between a few people owning most of the capital in unregulated capitalism and a few people holding most of the power in socialism? There is no difference, and it is no different from a few elites controlling most of both in the present day. I agree that the government should be doing better for its citizens affected by deindustrialization, but they won't, because the government is mostly controlled by said corporations anyways, and helping them is just unprofitable. We have the worst of both capitalism and socialism, we have corporatism.
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@connerb7848 That's why we should have government regulation! Capitalism is a force of nature, you can't blame a river for flowing, but you can blame the government for not damming it. It is the natural order of capitalism, but if we can control it, which we used to, then we will only have the good parts, which is the competition. If we stop money from having effects on politics, and we actually start breaking up some big near-monopolies, our system would be fixed. Unfortunately, this is unlikely to happen any time soon.
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@connerb7848 1: Yes, it is true, and it led to the worst-of-both-worlds government backed corporatist system we have today. 2: Yup, also true, I just replied to your reagonomics and deindustrialization statement, reagan's policies combined with the previously established government overextension into the private sector to create the shitstorm we have today and, yes, kind of slow down deindustrialization. We should have a government that regulates corporations, it's not that big a deal. We have rightful regulation for the sake of workers and consumers, and we stop monopolies. It's not that complicated. We don't have to force them to come back. There are plenty of industrial opportunities in america, if we were just more protectionist of out markets, our industries would grow. There isn't a set amount of industry in the world, some will return, some will be new. By making tariffs on countries with unregulated markets with cheaper labor, we will protect our own market, and technically protect the workers of the world from being exploited by corporations. Where I am going with this is: Capitalism cons: If unchecked, will exploit and monopolize Capitalism pros: due to competition, it provides the most innovation, and productivity. If we just regulate corporations so they cannot exploit or monopolize, we will have the best of capitalism while not suffering any of its cons. This does not mean that is the system currently in place. They system currently in place has capitalists with unchecked control over the government, so they really can do whatever the fuck they want, and are exploiting the American people as we speak. Wanting more capital is not necessarily a force of good, but it can be harnessed for it. There is no competition now, the system is flawed, but in a better system, we would break up our monopolies so that we have competition, and we would regulate them fairly, and not allow them to control the government. There, all the issues with capitalism fixed without any authoritarian government oversight. Best of both worlds. Get me now?
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There are nearly twice as many dollars now compared to the beginning of the pandemic, it is just a matter of time before things skyrocket in price as the feedback loop of higher wages and higher prices and printing money. The dollar as we know it will not make it past the fourth turning
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Asking for a space colonization video, day 7
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wow been a while
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Day 52 of asking for a space colonization video
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If we abolish political parties, and perfect our political system to allow very different cultures, languages, and people to be represented under one republic, colonialism would be very cool. Otherwise, in the state we are in right now, it will never happen.
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Agree, but we probably shouldn't be too alarmist about it, no reason getting stressed over inevitable shit you can't control
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Well we elected geriatric elite puppet Joe Biden who is inflating the economy to insane levels and the 6 trillion plan will likely be the last nail in the coffin for the dollar
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Jesus él McNuggetCunt True, but Biden adding trillions to the economy during a recession isn't exactly helping
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That's just indisputable
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