/liberty/ - Liberty

Just in time mate, there's been a lot more activity here lately. Welcome.

>>18601

Of course. I started a thread saying that with all due respect, Mr. Trump is only going to forestall the inevitable if he gets in to office. I then predicted a drop in the median standard of living to levels seen in the Mexico or the Philippines, and that one should either

A - acquire skills and emigrate to a more stable country, or

B - become self-sufficient in the United States

>>18612

East coast might look like Mexico, same with California, but the mainland USA is actually relatively self-sufficient/self-sustained. I don't expect an economic collapse like that- more like a collapse of non-essentials such as nice cars.

You'll probably see tight-knit communities like you saw during the great depression, and probably a mass migration to states like North Dakota which are economic power houses.

Being an electrical worker, my future is a bit unstable… Yes, there will always be work, but depending on what happens my wages might drop to EMT levels, making it more profitable to run a moving company or drive trucks.

I got banned for 4 weeks from /pol/ for calling out the way everyone is on red alert for shills to the point that it has ruined the board(and they deleted my comment), /pol/ is a natsoc hugbox now. Not the ones I like either, the muh rope day larping overly hostile retarded ones.

>>18690

>Not the ones I like either, the muh rope day larping overly hostile retarded ones

for extra fun, post NatSoc domestic socialist policies without the nazi aspect and watch your thread get destroyed by accusations of communist