Quote (Testiclese @ Nov 1 2019 02:18pm)
If you want to talk about that stuff, I'll at the very least listen.
Well at a glance based on Trump's glee that we secured the oil in Iraq i think we can guess he'd run about the same system in Venezuala. tbh i dont think that much if anything would change except a few more crying girls in the president's mansion each night. he'd be as ruthlessly authoritarian towards protesters, he'd control as much of the countries resources as possible, and he'd never cede control. unless it was to his son.
i think overall when we look at the dictators and authoritarian regimes of the world we could replace their leader with Trump and not much would change day to day. Trump isn't a ruthless authoritarian, but imo it's because he can't get away with it in America. africa might be Trump's worst place to rule, as he'd most likely pimp out his entire nation for a 5% profit share in the chinese miners while his country starves.
the one anomaly would be Russia, where the KGB deepstate would never accept a feckless man like Trump unless to use him as a pure figurehead while they run the country and he takes criticism. honestly i think even in NK trump would do what kim is doing. slowly progress in a bubble, saber rattle, and fuck hot chicks at the rate of 3-4 a day while eating fast food.
the interesting cases would be something like Norway or Sweeden. but the polar shift that it would cause is so insane to fathom that it's hard to even speculate. i'd even go on to say that given the mentality of the population the rise of a figure like Trump isn't possible, it would require a shift in the underlying sensibilities or some typifying event.
Trump most likely could run the Philippines, along the same trajectory they're on now, better than he's running the USA. or at least more successfully.
the worst place for trump for america would be something like Mexico, as he'd just be bowing to the same cartel that he criticizes others for bowing to.
lastly i think it would be funny to see Trump run Canada like a Rob Ford type national figure. Canada seems soft in some aspects but i really think they're the closest in the first world to getting a Trump like figure next (since Britain arguably has theirs).
Quote (djman72 @ Nov 1 2019 02:51pm)
You must be new here. Saucy isn't trying to actually spark an intellectual conversation about politics.
He's trying to rub one out to the thought of trump.
Also, don't @ me anymore.
lool
This post was edited by thesnipa on Nov 1 2019 01:56pm