If the United States continues to weaken, where will it go in the future?

There is a saying in ancient China that goes, "If a wall falls, everyone will push it; if a drum breaks, everyone will beat it." It means that no matter how powerful or wealthy you are, once you become weak, everyone can bully you. The person you step on will end up very miserable. This sentence is even more true at the national level. As a country, when it is strong and wealthy, it will naturally be supported by all the stars. But once it weakens, the consequences will actually be very miserable. The most typical example is the United States. If the United States continues to weaken, where will it go in the future? You may not think of it.

We know that although the United States is still the most powerful superpower in the world, it still looks very powerful. But in fact, we can see from two things that the United States is actually declining. First, the number of countries that the United States can call on to launch wars. It can be seen that during World War II, the United States could call on dozens of countries; in the Peninsula War, there were 16; Iraq There are only three wars; when it comes to the war in Syria, we are barely left alone... From this we can also see the weakening trend of the United States.

Second, we can also see from the effectiveness of the United States’ response to disasters that this epidemic was not serious, but 300,000 people died in the United States. This election, originally not complicated, has been disrupted and chaotic for such a long time... It is enough to see that the cohesion of the United States continues to decline, the influence of the United States continues to decline, and the United States continues to weaken. For this reason, many people have always wanted to know, if the United States continues to weaken, where will it eventually go? In fact, you may not think of it.

First of all, we can learn from history. In modern times, many big countries have weakened. Let’s see, whether it is the British Empire, Spain, Portugal, Germany, etc., after weakening, they will eventually become a second-rate country. It would be good to preserve the original local and dominant ethnic groups. The miserable British Empire cannot even save its own territory, because the entire Scotland and Northern Ireland are still fighting for independence. Therefore, if the United States continues to weaken, it will directly become a second-rate country.

But what is worthy of attention is that the United States may be even more miserable. Why do you say this? Because compared to the United Kingdom, Spain, etc., the United States lacks two things. One is the mainland. The United States is a colony and its residents are immigrants. If there is no mainland, they are all robbed. If we talk about the mainland, it will be the original 13 states, so in the end the United States will continue to weaken, and there may only be 13 states left.

The second is the dominant nation. The stability of the dominant nation is actually the stable foundation for a big country after it weakens. Modern China has endured a century of national humiliation, but it is still standing because of the strength of the Juche nation. The fact that Russia can still be strong after the collapse of the Soviet Union is actually because of the strength of the Russians, the dominant ethnic group. But the United States is miserable. There is no dominant ethnic group in the United States. They are all immigrants. Each ethnic group has conflicts with each other, confronts each other, and even dislikes each other.

When the United States is prosperous, these ethnic groups can still live in harmony, but once it weakens, it may immediately trigger a civil war. Once this happens, the United States will be even more miserable than other major countries. Not only will it become second-rate, but the country will also be torn apart, which is terrible to watch. This is the main reason why the United States is jealous and afraid of its own decline.