Just yesterday, I went to a lecture about "tipping points" and if there is one thing that stuck from it, it is that at some point it no longer is possible to revert, and it can no longer get better (or worse depending on pov) once the unstable system has settled into one of the stable conditions
What are you trying to accomplish by saying this? Do you want people to give up? Hope does not stop people from making things better. If anything, it gives you the strength to carry on. It's not too late. Trump simply doesn't have the backing to do anything to the Constitution if he wanted to - there's not enough red in house or senate to propose an amendment (it takes 2/3,) and not even half of the states have a red enough legislature to ratify it unless it's actually reasonable (it takes 3/4.) So he can do some damage, yes, but we are not at the tipping point. Democracy isn't going anywhere.
Woah dude! How did you turn this into american politics? The world is a big place. Not everyone cares about what is going on there. There are many unstable systems that statistics try to explain and understand.
Does it get better? I haven't lived through a time like that. In my 29 years it's only gotten worse and worse. The rate of acceleration has changed but the direction has not.
Also, did you all miss the part about like no more re-elections?
This country is hella fucked and it's going to take most of the world with it.
Think I gave my last fuck with this election cycle. If that many people can vote for a person like Trump, what hope is left? It's not even that a Republican won. Why the fuck Trump? Dude's got more charges and convictions than most anyone in the US and he was elected to the most powerful position in the US?
Why do we even have prisons? Apparently no one cares when people break the law.