Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio says the US is on the 'brink of a terrible civil war'

[kahless]

Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio says the US is on the 'brink of a terrible civil war' because of wealth gaps and political partisanship
https://www.businessinsider.com/brid...th-gaps-2021-1

"I've studied the last 500 years of history and cycles: large wealth gaps with large values gaps at the same time that there's a lot of debt and there's an economic downturn produces conflict and vulnerability," he told CNN's Poppy Harlow in an interview aired last month.

"The worst alternative is that one side or another says, 'This isn't my country anymore. This isn't my population.'"

[BSWPaulsen]

Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio says the US is on the 'brink of a terrible civil war' because of wealth gaps and political partisanship
https://www.businessinsider.com/brid...th-gaps-2021-1

I have seen the rising sentiment of, "This isn't my country anymore. This isn't my population." among the right. On the other hand, the left is where the focus on wealth gaps dominate. It is difficult to envision any substantive common bond among the American population at this point.

[DamianTV]

I have no doubt that he is absolutely right. The Civil War will be decalred on US, on Christians, on Libertarians, on Conservatives. So when we all die and / or are killed off, sterilized, and put in modern Death Camps, who is gonna be left to defend the JEWS?

[Anti Globalist]

A civil war should have started decades ago.