Do you suggest that the US looks long term stable to you, or that the interventions of the US since WW2 tend to turn dictatorships into democracies rather than the other way around?
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Replying to @SaltwaterGroyp1
For what it's worth, working class whites and college class whites are already different minorities that rarely intermarry and share few cultural traits. Based on historical observations, cultural inhomogeneity makes democracy less stable, not more.
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Did you notice that the two groups of whites were much more divided in their voting behavior than other minorities? Having no alternative to a single ruling party (or to a single system of policies represented as two different brands) is not producing stability.
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to the contrary. the fact that someone who is not a member of or affiliated with the political class gets to be POTUS indicates that the system has become unstable
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yes, I sometimes reconsider upsides and downsides of commenting, but too late
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Yes, sometimes people think that estimating a 20% chance of survival means optimism, sometimes they think that estimating an 80% chance of doom means pessimism.
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