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Definitely not 1933 yet. In fact the timescale probably won't line up because things are currently moving much slower than they did in Weimar, for a myriad of reasons.

But I would say we're somewhere around mid-1920s Weimar, by which I mean the societal rot is apparent to many and some have begun harboring opinions that go against the neoliberal norm, but society has not reached its lowest point yet, there isn't widespread discontent and hunger, and radical political views are not mainstream yet. This was the state of Germany in the mid-1920s: a simmering pot that hasn't yet begun to boil.