Is the USA on the way to becoming a second or third world country? If so, is any country safe?

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There are indications: The average IQ in the USA is decreasing and typically those with an lower IQ lack the intellectual capacity to understand, why, although is may sound good, socialism is a poor economic system. Since 1979 Hispanics in the USA have increase from under 10 to over 60 million. Therefore, the percent of Hispanics Americans is increasing. The average IQ is Hispanics is 89 on the Lynn-Vanhanen scale where white Americans equal 100.  About 800,000 more females graduate each year and 90% of married female college graduates have husbands that have graduated college. Therefore, the number of smart American women with children is decreasing. That in turn, lowers the average IQ. The U. S. labor force participation rate for prime-age men peaked in 1954 at just under 98 percent. Over the next 50 years, the participation rate for these men declined by 8.3 percentage points as of last month. In May 2016, only 88.4.   Pew Research Center found that 55% of Americans had a negative impression of “socialism,” while 42% expressed a positive view. About two-thirds (65%) said they had a positive view of “capitalism,” and a third viewed it negatively. However, a majority of Americans vote for candidates with socialists agendas.

ElGato31 · Accepted Answer

The modern definition of “Third World” is used to classify countries that are poor or developing. Countries that are part of the “third world” are generally characterized by high rates of poverty tick, economic and/or political instability tick and tick, and high mortality rates. tick

The U. S. has a relatively high mortality rate for accidents, suicides and other external causes. The U. S. morality rate for external causes (which includes overdoses, accidents, intentional self-harm, poisonings and assaults) is the highest among comparable OECD countries.

Third world countries contain massive amounts of poverty and in some cases have fewer resources than other nations throughout the world. Tick as the upper 10-20% might have more resources, people at the bottom struggle to survive.

These countries usually lack economic stability because of the lack of a functioning class system. Usually, the country will have an upper class and a lower class. Without a middle class to fill the gap, there is almost no way for a person to escape poverty because there is no next step for them on the economic ladder. This also allows the wealthy to control all the money in the country. There is a middle class in the US, but the wealthy still control all the money, and it's incredibly difficult to escape poverty. There is a next step, but it's way too far to be able to make it so the upper class to keep their wealth to themselves.

These countries often accrue a copious amount of debt from foreign countries because of the constant aid they need from other countries to keep their economy afloat and provide some financial stability to the citizens of the country.

The US has the highest national debt in the world, so tick again.

It is a third world country.

monorprise · Accepted Answer

Seeing as Hispanics are defined as anyone with a Spanish speaking ancestor, its only a matter of time before they are 100% of the population.

Its a really ridiculous census designation, but what do you expect from politicians.

That said you are correct the global IQ and in particular in the west is going down.
A few reasons for this which come down to Toxic modern cultural teachings.

In general the better you are to assimilate and implement theses teachings the fewer children you will have, and thus smaller the share of the population that can do so.

Basically evolution is working to quickly eliminate theses 'teachings' by any means it can.

Paul_in_Indy · Accepted Answer

Um…no. The US has the largest GDP in the world, is, very clearly, an “industrialized nation, and is, most definitely, “aligned.” I’m not clear what definitions you are using, but under no description of the “third world,” is the US included.

Frankly, I think the suggestion is insulting to the developing nations.

Dargil · Answer

I think the USA will soon "reboot". The woke clutter has to go.

Jamie05rhs · Answer

We're already a second world country. It's been that way since like 2007.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

I think so. It already has the lowest standard of living of any "Developed" country. I think it's in route to becoming like South Africa, Turkey or Mexico, where it's half developed and half shitholy!

jshm2 · Answer

The USA never was a first world country to begin with. In fact even the concept of "1st, 2nd 3rd world" is out of date, as the Soviet Union was the "second world" and that's not been around for a while!

abc3643 · Answer

Do you have Asperger's Syndrome? I am a little concerned and am seriously beginning to consider it as a possibility because the symptomatic evidence via your questions is mounting.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

It's ALREADY a third world country, thanks to Joey!!

OddBeMe · Answer

Firstly, those terms apply to British colonies, and not the economically depressed. But usage changes, so zeitgeist. Second, the US is already a third world country with oligarchs and 50% poverty rates.

exitseven · Answer

yes, I cannot believe how fast it was to get there too. Just two short years,

DWornock · Answer

Clearly that is the direction the USA is headed.

ThomasDavid1989 · Answer

Sort of feels that way, after Trump

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