达利欧：美国正在滑向30年代的法西斯统治

[VladPutin]

[YouHi]

你别说了。黄###的##都已经#了。

[赖美豪中]

左拍什么时候又开始听billionaire的废话了？这些都是阶级敌人的毒草，不要听不要听

[VladPutin]

左拍什么时候又开始听billionaire的废话了？这些都是阶级敌人的毒草，不要听不要听

赖书记听不？

[VladPutin]

不要尿遁

[YouHi]

不要尿遁

笑尿了

[noktard]

完了

He is not saying the U.S. was autocratic in the 1930s.

He is warning that current U.S. political and social dynamics resemble the conditions that enabled Germany/Italy in the 1930s to become autocratic.

谁会扮演犹太人角色？

[noktard]

If you mean it in the historical sense, in the 1930s Germany parallel, Dalio and other analysts sometimes point out that when societies polarize and move toward authoritarianism, there’s usually a group that becomes a scapegoat (in Nazi Germany it was Jews, in Stalin’s USSR it was “class enemies,” etc.). He’s not saying Jewish people will be targeted again specifically, but that some group in today’s U.S. political climate could be cast in that role.

For the U.S. today, analysts warn that several groups are at risk of being cast in that scapegoat role, depending on the political faction:

Immigrants (especially undocumented or from certain regions) – already a major flashpoint in U.S. politics.

Religious minorities (e.g., Muslims, Jews in some contexts) – though less likely to be targeted at the same scale as in 1930s Europe.

Racial minorities (Black, Latino, Asian communities) – historically scapegoated and still vulnerable in polarized narratives.

LGBTQ+ people – increasingly central in cultural debates.

Political “enemies within” – e.g., elites, the wealthy, or alternatively, progressives/socialists, depending on who is in power.

[noktard]

左拍什么时候又开始听billionaire的废话了？这些都是阶级敌人的毒草，不要听不要听

Fucking idiot

[fieldman]

We Are Uncomfortably Close to 1933

Acquiescence by Republicans to Trump’s agenda is reminiscent of the Reichstag’s collapse.

Jeffrey Herf
Mar 20, 2025

[赖美豪中]

哎，我发帖子你签什么名呢

Fucking idiot