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How much longer do you think the United States will continue to exist?

2-20 years
11.6%
20-50 years
13.7%
50-100 years
15.8%
More than 100 years
58.9%

7,723 votesFinal results

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The Roman Kingdom/Republic/Empire was around in some form or another for over 2000 years... The United States, though it will become unrecognisable, will be around for similar lengths of time. 1/2

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The state that eventually rules the entire arctic in 500 years and is an ethnic & linguistic mix of Russian, Chinese & English will probably trace its political origins back to today’s US 2/2

10:13 AM · Jul 19, 2019