Life has changed so much since 2019 - what do you think life in the United States will be like 2 years from now?

I hope like this...

healthy boys

without masks

free to play what they want


and free to be shown with toy guns!




- would be optimal.

What United States ?

Ain’t going to be United in two years of this horseshit

Probably,
they will still be impeaching President Trump
for the 20th time.

:jerryjerryjerry:

dunno but belize is starting to look pretty good

The Sun will still shine and water will still run fresh in its fields.

it's enemies, old, broken and tired will still not accept that Americans are an Immortal People and live in an Immortal Land.

after the Commemorative Box set on trumps Presidency and Impeachments comes out every law school in the country will offer a special class to students to study him as if he were a Lab Rat.

My life hasn't changed much, in fact it has gotten better. The mask at the grocery store is the main change. I take it off when I leave. I also get to beep around town as I like, and the curfew during winter has been no problem, really. Winter is time indoors and studying and working on my projects anyway.

The only hard part about this pandemic is watching how much everyone is suffering.

But that is also the easy part too.

I have mixed feelings. I'm thinking a lot of people really deserve this, actually. It's the children who don't.

I will need new ice auger blades then.

2 years from now

Teachers unions will still be refusing

To go back to work

Due to covid concerns

I think suicide will be super trendy. There will be competitions to see who can kill themselves in the most creative way

different

depressed and oppressed

I believe life will be better. I think all the corruption is being exposed now & that's why things are looking so bad. The bad guys are fighting it hard. But more people are waking up & they're going to make big changes in this country, for the better.

Bus-sized Tide Pods

Gas 3.89 a gallon.

Minimum wage $15

Cheap electric vehicles

Overpriced housing

Food packaging -5٪ while price increase of 10%

The Deagel report said many years ago, over 200 million americans will die between 2024 and 2025. Yikes

thank you STT for the pine tree!



here is a place barry can try to burn down or get lost in...

I envision a third world shit hole... Sodom and Gomorrah style.

cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word, cuss word!

Thanks Beeches, I do feel better!

What do you think of Deagel, yourself?

I am more than on the fence about the report, but.....

A giant boot stamping on a human skull. Or we fight back and war everywhere..

yep, pretty much!

lol, yep all those born in 1930's will die... inevitable.

many of them gone already.

the vax will see to the rest



Last Edited by beeches on 02/11/2021 09:08 AM

Life has changed dramatically in the last 10 - 15 years. The progressive agenda has pretty much turned our society into an insufferable prison of political correctness and social justice.

At the rate we're going, masks will become as common as pants and shirts in a couple years. Right now even, people seem to enjoy putting on their mask and being "good little citizens". It makes me fucking sick. I see people driving around with their masks on, looking like total idiots.

I was reflecting on it last night and the realization of how shitty things have gotten over the past decade or so, really got me depressed. Life lacks inspiration and excitement now. I don't even care about money, because what's the point? Make more money to buy more shit that I don't really need or want? Nah...doesn't interest me.

I would recommend to anyone feeling similar to start looking inward and improving yourself. Start an exercise program. Make the best out of this shitty situation. If things improve and the divine actually intercedes and brings an end to this absolute shitshow, then you'll emerge better than ever, like steel forged in a hot fire.

That's my mindset.