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These past few months have proven beyond any doubt that liberalism has liquidated society and all our discourse is manufactured by the system. Where do we go from here?

America is burning, and you still doubt liberalism is imploding?

So what's the next step? It seems we are going through a total delegitmization of political institutions and a collapse of epistemology in favor of mindless political activism.

If this entire pandemic and civil breakdown of the United States has proved anything, it is confirmation of decline. Corporations, celebrities, politicians, activists and elites have pushed this BlackLivesMatter movement around the world in an effort to stabilize American progressive hegemony.

The next 10 years will show a complete systematic implosion in liberal ideology. Progressivism will emerge as a dominant infallible religion, political conflicts will become more violent and confrontational, capital will be desperate in its homogenization of the globe, and all subjects will lose faith in the liberal system. America is the first to set off this domino effect as it continues to decompose. I suggest you get your life together and live as robust, meaningful and driven as possible before the implosion occurs. If nothing can give your life meaning until then, ideology will fill the void and lead to more violence. Liberalism can't sustain itself anymore.

>Mass riots happening outside
>Economic inequality
>Zero trust in government institutions
>Progressivism exploding in popularity
>Social atomization and anger

We're really in for it the coming years, aren't we?

Did COVID-19 seal the deal? Is the liberal world really in decline?

Global pandemic, likely another Trump victory, possible leftist radicalization. Is liberalism actually ending?

With the coronavirus currently crippling liberal institutions, is it actually happening? Is liberalism failing?

Are we doomed in the coming years?

Well shit. What are we in for in the future?

What's in store for us in the future?