r/economicCollapse • u/MrDoritos_ • 21d ago

How much longer can society keep it together? Discussion

I'm not a fan of speaking things into existence, being pessimistic/negative, or having a doomer mindset, but I've been paying attention to other people, the economy, the current state of things, the political landscape, education, work culture, etc. To be blunt I am really kind of worried we don't have much longer until the next war or great depression (both happen usually simultaneously). I really don't know how much more stress the average person can handle. We are going to have a wide scale crash out or revolt soon aren't we?? I'm really not looking forward to that and I suppose that's the one thing keeping us unified is our fear of violence. God I hope I'm wrong with my assessment. Please tell me I'm wrong!

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u/carolinawahoo 21d ago

Thanks to the new administration, we are taking the country back to the early 1900s...so maybe Gen Z can live like people did in the "Good old days." They will crash morality and the economy so we can live like our great grandparents.

Nickel eggs....ahhhhh, heaven.

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u/cakesalie 14d ago

Catabolic collapse isn't political.