Purpelia wrote:Broader Confederate States wrote:I had it on mine. The entire reason that my two main nations exist (this one and Western Chippewa) is the fact that I'm 100% convinced that we'll see one here in the United States at some point in the 21st century, and have been for multiple years. Now, whether or not it'll turn out like I've portrayed isn't something I can predict, but we're pretty much halfway there already and it isn't even November 3rd yet. Who knows what kind of hellstorm we'll see after about a third of the country doesn't get its way whoever wins.
Your words speak of hope, of justice and truth, of times of great pleasure and joy.
And yet in my mind I can not but cry from the cynical outcry of nope.
I wish it would be, this future you see, where america crumbles and falls.
But I don't believe this can at all be.
No confidence, have I. No hope!
That death might ensnare them, fire curtail them and destruction come to their homes.
Too me is this wish, like water to fish. Yet all logic keeps saying nope.
Even this plague, dragging all to the grave, it too will eventually pass.
Yet they shall remain, like a demon unslain, an evil none can surpass.
And while they might fall eventually, I fear I shall not see that day.
When the united states, its reckoning pays and the world becomes free at last.
Where we see eye to eye is a distate for the existence of the present U.S., but that's about where our commonalities end.
Also, quit being edgy. Civil war isn't something to be wished, even on your enemies. The entire reason the america bad argument has any legs to stand on is that we're the one starting wars, because that causes all sorts of problems. Little bit of a tip: war isn't a good thing. It's pretty bad, actually, any life lost to a war is one too many. Snidely Whiplashes don't actually exist, people have more nuance than "they're american so they're evil". Especially any random person you just pick off the street.
But whatever, let's say that's all worth it to you.
What happens when powerful countries fall? Power vacuums, right? Who's gonna fill the role the U.S. had? The E.U.? Probably not, they're crumbling. Russia? They're not really this big powerful force. Basically it's either reform segmented but allied, or watch as China takes the initiative.
