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<blockquote data-quote="Parmesan" data-source="post: 1529210" data-attributes="member: 22938">Even with being the primary exporter of Wokism, the US is still probably the most based western country when you speak about mainstream politics. Just look at Canada and the Anglo world, pro-lockdowns and pro-mandates from both mainstream liberal and &quot;conservative&quot; parties alike. At least SOME high powered Republicans in the US aren&#039;t afraid to push back, either way, there is very real groundswell of red-pilling going on. The US is vast, and is awash with guns, it will be very difficult to control the population at the ground level. Liberals have an advantage now because they control so many institutions, but they will be in trouble when stuff starts to collapse, because they base their existence on dependence from government and fiat services and wealth they are utterly detached to the realities of.Places like Hungary and Poland might look attractive, but they are nation-states that will ultimately look out for their own when the time comes. Eastern Europe has their hands full fending off the EU, and Russia&#039;s corruption and oligarchy isn&#039;t necessarily an attractive alternative if alliances must be formed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Parmesan, post: 1529210, member: 22938"] Even with being the primary exporter of Wokism, the US is still probably the most based western country when you speak about mainstream politics. Just look at Canada and the Anglo world, pro-lockdowns and pro-mandates from both mainstream liberal and "conservative" parties alike. At least SOME high powered Republicans in the US aren't afraid to push back, either way, there is very real groundswell of red-pilling going on. The US is vast, and is awash with guns, it will be very difficult to control the population at the ground level. Liberals have an advantage now because they control so many institutions, but they will be in trouble when stuff starts to collapse, because they base their existence on dependence from government and fiat services and wealth they are utterly detached to the realities of. Places like Hungary and Poland might look attractive, but they are nation-states that will ultimately look out for their own when the time comes. Eastern Europe has their hands full fending off the EU, and Russia's corruption and oligarchy isn't necessarily an attractive alternative if alliances must be formed. [/QUOTE]

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