What does the South Africanization of America mean? Will the world be a better place?

 


South Africanization of the United States means that the US government and military will be mainly controlled by blacks and Latinos, there will be people of color who will be presidents continuously,the power of the federal government will be expanded, many existing powers of local governments will be deprived, the formerly independent judiciary will become more and more like an arm of the government, private enterprises and the property of many (white) rich people will be attacked and deprived in the name of social equality, many industries will be nationalized, and high taxation and high welfare policies will be implemented (but the welfare will not be too much because the government finances will deteriorate more and more), whites will become second-class citizens in most areas, the US economy will experience a large-scale recession, guns will be strictly controlled or even banned. 

Under such circumstances, the military, scientific and cultural influence of the United States will decline accordingly, and the crime rate in many areas will remain high. The living standards of ordinary blacks and Latinos will actually decrease, but they will not become the masters of the country, because the United States at this time will no longer be a true democracy. 

The long-term impact of South Africanization of the United States on the world is very far-reaching. Due to the loss of the United States' ability to be a world policeman: Russia, China and the Muslim world will seek to expand. Germany and Japan, as defeated countries in World War II, will not sit idly by and watch all this. At the same time, they will rearm with the reluctant acquiescence of European and American countries and adopt an aggressive international strategy. At the same time, since none of these countries has the resources to control the situation like a democratic United States, there will be widespread regional wars in the world, and even a nuclear war may occur.

The democratization process in the vast majority of authoritarian countries will stagnate or even regress.This is an important reason why ordinary people in developing countries do not want the United States to become like South Africa. It is difficult for the United States to directly send troops to liberate the people of all authoritarian countries, but as long as the United States advocates freedom, democracy, and equality in the world, the oppressed people around the world will have hope, and the authoritarian rulers will feel like a thorn in their side.

Elect Trump to ensure that the Democratic Party cannot be re-elected and continue to implement its policy of South Africaizing the United States - this is not a war of regimes, but a war of civilizations. The United States is the top stone of the pyramid among all countries. If the United States is South Africaized, the height of human civilization will be greatly reduced, various evil forces will become more rampant, and it is unknown when civilization will return to its peak. We oppose the continued rule of the Democratic Party dominated by blacks. We are not generally against blacks or the Democratic Party, but against their extreme left-wing Marxist-Leninist policy orientation and their autocratic and oligarchic ruling characteristics.

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