05-15-2016, 08:03 PM
We don't have the same economy as the 1920s, the only thing that's happened is economic inequality has increased since 2008(the most agreed upon catalyst. I can see some parallels to the 1850s, many members on this forum even consider that decade as part of the Civil War 4T(I personally don't). All this does is point to a pre regeneracy early 4T phase.
Overall I agree with Odin, 2016 on many fronts screams 4T, we would have to be in a social moment. Many pundits are already making comparisons between '16 and '68, the last social moment. Remember in the 4T the supply of order is still very low but the demand for order rises, that is exactly what is happening in the US and across Europe currently. Trump especially embodies this demand for a new civic order, he(and Sanders) is seen as an insurgent against The Establishment, I have personally never seen an election year like this where both left and right have been "red pilled" against their own parties.
Overall I agree with Odin, 2016 on many fronts screams 4T, we would have to be in a social moment. Many pundits are already making comparisons between '16 and '68, the last social moment. Remember in the 4T the supply of order is still very low but the demand for order rises, that is exactly what is happening in the US and across Europe currently. Trump especially embodies this demand for a new civic order, he(and Sanders) is seen as an insurgent against The Establishment, I have personally never seen an election year like this where both left and right have been "red pilled" against their own parties.