On election night 2024, people who care about that sort of thing were declaring that the trumpism won to such a degree that it will be a political force for the next 50 years.
The last time something like this happened... well, it's been a long time. Reagan and Nixon never had this much popularity. Neither did Bush, Clinton, Obama, or anyone else worth mentioning. I can only point back to the socialist revolution that occurred in the early 20th Century in the US as the last time politics shifted to such a degree.
* Now, before I go further, I ask everyone who actually believes "democracy" or "republicanism" in America to step out. You're not part of this discussion because you refuse to see things as they really are.
Trump is telling us he will get rid of the income tax and go back to tariffs. This is absolutely fantastic news for us. It's terrible news for the rest of the world. Trump told the world back in his first term that he'll only put tariffs on countries that tariff us. In short, he wants to move everyone towards a tariff-free future. This time he is using tariffs as a way to force other countries to protect our borders for us. IE, in Canada, they have to secure the southern border and stop fentanyl otherwise the tariffs will continue.
The rest of the world is beginning to bow to Trump.
Congress has a choice: Either they play ball with Trump or they go a different way. Judging by how elections have been trending across the country, Trumpism is going to win. Republicans in the house and senate who aren't on board are soon going to be out of a job. What's more, Trump has built a bi-partisan coalition of "America First" people thus depriving either side of the chance of ever claiming that title.
And we see congress bending the knee.
And we already know where the Supreme Court is on Trump.
The next ten years are going to be more chaos as Trumpism takes hold and the way business is done in the US is changed dramatically. 2026 will likely be a setback for Trump, but 2028 and beyond will truly show the power he has unleashed in the US. After 2028, we won't remember what life was like before Trump anymore.
There are several key things Trump needs to do to solidify power in the US. He is already doing all of them. Let me list them out so that it is clear:
1. Show that he can actually do stuff even when the "rest of the country" doesn't want it. You can't have power unless you can actually use it.
2. Show that he will always put America First like he said he would. This will cement in the minds of his supporters that no matter what he does, he's doing it for them.
3. Imprison his political enemies all across the country. Better yet, execute them if he can. This will send a signal that opposing Trump has consequences.
4. Defund his political enemies and divert ALL of those funds to his friends. You do not take the throne and fire everyone, you replace them with your people, creating a new "parasite class" of sycophants and supporters.
5. Ensure that his dynasty can pass on to the next generation. He needs to name a successor and that successor needs to prove himself worthy to wear the crown.
Now my question to you, white man: What will you do?
Will you ride the rising tide, or just complain and do nothing?
In 50 or 100 years when Trumpism has lost all steam, what will replace it? Are YOU going to help shape the next iteration of politics in the US?
You are more in charge of your destiny and the future of the US than you realize. Tiny course corrections can lead to dramatically different destinations.
Which way, white man?
There is a very real possibility that the US in 2028 will be WHITE, CHRISTIAN, and FREE. There is a very real possibility in 2034 that we actually expel all the "dual-citizens" and ensure the vision of the Founding Fathers of a country that exists "for us an our posterity."
There is a VERY real possibility that the US decides to name itself the emperor of the world in the next 50 years. What sort of empire will we be?
The last time something like this happened... well, it's been a long time. Reagan and Nixon never had this much popularity. Neither did Bush, Clinton, Obama, or anyone else worth mentioning. I can only point back to the socialist revolution that occurred in the early 20th Century in the US as the last time politics shifted to such a degree.
* Now, before I go further, I ask everyone who actually believes "democracy" or "republicanism" in America to step out. You're not part of this discussion because you refuse to see things as they really are.
Trump is telling us he will get rid of the income tax and go back to tariffs. This is absolutely fantastic news for us. It's terrible news for the rest of the world. Trump told the world back in his first term that he'll only put tariffs on countries that tariff us. In short, he wants to move everyone towards a tariff-free future. This time he is using tariffs as a way to force other countries to protect our borders for us. IE, in Canada, they have to secure the southern border and stop fentanyl otherwise the tariffs will continue.
The rest of the world is beginning to bow to Trump.
Congress has a choice: Either they play ball with Trump or they go a different way. Judging by how elections have been trending across the country, Trumpism is going to win. Republicans in the house and senate who aren't on board are soon going to be out of a job. What's more, Trump has built a bi-partisan coalition of "America First" people thus depriving either side of the chance of ever claiming that title.
And we see congress bending the knee.
And we already know where the Supreme Court is on Trump.
The next ten years are going to be more chaos as Trumpism takes hold and the way business is done in the US is changed dramatically. 2026 will likely be a setback for Trump, but 2028 and beyond will truly show the power he has unleashed in the US. After 2028, we won't remember what life was like before Trump anymore.
There are several key things Trump needs to do to solidify power in the US. He is already doing all of them. Let me list them out so that it is clear:
1. Show that he can actually do stuff even when the "rest of the country" doesn't want it. You can't have power unless you can actually use it.
2. Show that he will always put America First like he said he would. This will cement in the minds of his supporters that no matter what he does, he's doing it for them.
3. Imprison his political enemies all across the country. Better yet, execute them if he can. This will send a signal that opposing Trump has consequences.
4. Defund his political enemies and divert ALL of those funds to his friends. You do not take the throne and fire everyone, you replace them with your people, creating a new "parasite class" of sycophants and supporters.
5. Ensure that his dynasty can pass on to the next generation. He needs to name a successor and that successor needs to prove himself worthy to wear the crown.
Now my question to you, white man: What will you do?
Will you ride the rising tide, or just complain and do nothing?
In 50 or 100 years when Trumpism has lost all steam, what will replace it? Are YOU going to help shape the next iteration of politics in the US?
You are more in charge of your destiny and the future of the US than you realize. Tiny course corrections can lead to dramatically different destinations.
Which way, white man?
There is a very real possibility that the US in 2028 will be WHITE, CHRISTIAN, and FREE. There is a very real possibility in 2034 that we actually expel all the "dual-citizens" and ensure the vision of the Founding Fathers of a country that exists "for us an our posterity."
There is a VERY real possibility that the US decides to name itself the emperor of the world in the next 50 years. What sort of empire will we be?
And they all collapsed due to the inherent multiculturalism of imperial behavior.
>The Holy Roman Empire
Not holy, not Roman, and not an empire. I’ve always thought that was funny.
>Then the Spanish Empire which would go on to colonize most of the rest of the world.
And collapsed due to racial diversity, leaving behind the most horrible mystery meat failures of countries imaginable.
>The British built an empire that spanned the entire globe…
…and are now being exterminated on their own home islands, having lost literally all of it due to it BEING A FUCKING EMPIRE.
>colonizing
NO. They didn’t. They colonized the top two-thirds of North America and, accidentally, Australia. That’s it. They didn’t colonize anything else. They *vassalized* the rest. And they sent [literal shiploads](https://www.newstatesman.com/politics/the-staggers/2017/05/freedom-movement-didnt-start-eu-its-norm-britain) of all of their empire's races from one corner of the empire to the other. That’s why to this day there are fucking Hindus in *Guyana*, niggers in the Caribbean…
>pretty much every continent with British subjects.
Mhmm, that’s what vassals are. Subjects. Of the crown. Not just white people. Whites were always only ever a minuscule proportion of the British Empire. And where whites *did* move to administer these vassals, *they’re all fucking dead now.*
>I'm not seeing your hatred of empires being justified.
You missed Austria-Hungary. Perhaps you did it on purpose. You missed the USSR. Perhaps you did it on purpose. Did you know there are a shit-ton of buddhist slants living in the Caucasus now? And that there’s a significant population of Ukrainians in Siberia? And that the Volga Germans are exterminated? Gee, can’t imagine why that might be.
>Whites naturally come together in mutual benefit to create an environment where families can thrive and where goods can be freely traded across vast distances.
Sure. Shame they didn’t actually do that, though.
>Every empire I listed here were empires whites built, for whites.
So why did none of them actually build their empires for whites? Instead building it for nonwhites and then collapsing (because species don’t want to be ruled by other species)? Seems like a bit of a hole in the argument.