Quote from: pooya87 on July 15, 2024, 07:23:18 AM

Quote from: Barikui1 on July 15, 2024, 06:45:45 AM

though their may be a violent rally if Donald trump's lose, but a civil war? I don't think so, it's hasn't gotten to that extent on my own opinion.

Of course for civil war to erupt, a lot needs to happen. But as I said the direction USA is headed is civil war and it started back in 2017. If or when it will happen is not something I can predict. I can only see the path and the steps that are being take in that direction, while all attempts to get out of that path is failing.

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Though if you ask me who I prefer among them both, I would choose Donald trump over joe Biden because the world would be more peaceful under his leadership, than what it is now, because I believe that under his leaderships, Americans will fuel less conflict around the world than what they are doing now under the leadership of joe Biden.

History suggest otherwise.

For starters the wars the US regime starts against the world is not necessarily changing with presidents. Different presidents would only change the size of the aggression and speed of the process. Trump, as a radical, would speed things up a lot.
Secondly Republicans have started more wars than the Democrats although as I said the US regime's aggression towards the rest of world does not depend on which party is in the Oval office.
Thirdly lets not forget that Trump is not alone, he has a bunch of radicals around him like Pompeo and Bolton who are warmongers who would push him into armed conflict once again. Last term his generals put a leash around their necks and managed to control these warmongers, but can this happen again? Look how many of them Trump fired during his presidency just because they didn't want to get into a war that US will definitely lose (https://www.amazon.com/Trump-His-Generals-Cost-Chaos/dp/0525522417)
Finally his aggression toward China would lead to a lot of economic hardship in USA and there is a high chance it would lead to armed conflict not just in East Asia but also in West Asia (oil related) which would create a lot more chaos that could end up turning into a World War.

Yea, it's actually true, statistically you were spot on, but am talking based on what I have seen from both of them in the four years they have both ruled, though it's quite true that Donald trump's isn't a saint either, but sincerely speaking, due to his unpredictable nature, their were less wars around the world when he was president of the united state of America than what's going on now.

And from my observation, this present joe Biden administration is a major player in fueling the conflicts going on, which I believe that Donald trump's wouldn't give his administration that kind of leverage to do what this present joe Biden administration is doing now, and that is why he has more haters than any other former American president that I know, though I might be wrong, but that's my opinion though.

Lastly, on the chances of both candidates, I think that Donald trump now have the upper hand on being re-elected after this past assassination attempt on him, and sincerely speaking it was a very stupid thing to do, because if the assassin had succeeded, I am quite sure that by now, their would be protest and unrest among locals of the united state which would be very difficult to contain.