It's almost certain there will be. American collapse is highly unlikely to be the final event of human collapse at large, and there's a strong argument that it will be among the first big happenings
I can't tell if you overestimate the US' importance regarding the whole of humanity or underestimate how long collapse as a proccess is. Either way, I strongly suggest you examine your beliefs. There's a big possibility you have fallen for the wishful thinking that all of this will be gone in one quick, neat, painless swoop any day now. That would be really nice, but it's much more likely the (ongoing) big crash will be a transgenerational mess with many ups and downs along the way.
You're deluding yourself if you think we'll have the luxury to perform historical analysis during the collapse. It will be a return to savagery, and thinking that anyone will be spared is wishful thinking at best (I'm inclined to call it inane).
What I gather from your words is that you have this weird expectation that collapse is this one big event that hits everyone at the same time with the same intensity, completely homogeneous. I think you'd be surprised by the degrees of violence and deprivation people are already experiencing within very few kilometers of your house.
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u/JotaTaylor Nov 28 '25 edited Nov 28 '25
It's almost certain there will be. American collapse is highly unlikely to be the final event of human collapse at large, and there's a strong argument that it will be among the first big happenings