Let's Talk 153: The future of Trump's world doesn't look good, does it?

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Let's Talk 153: The future of Trump's world doesn't look good

Candy’s world is my ideal world, where people are decent and kind. In Candy’s world, there’s no war; there’re no trump-like people who don’t have human souls, who are too greedy to do any good things.

Yeah, it’s a trump-free world because in her world, ordinary people are decent enough and educated enough to never elect a leader like Trump. No everyday person with a brain would choose him to lead them, right?

Of course, if you aren’t an average person—if you're a billionaire who lacks a basic understanding of human history—you might want someone like Trump in power.

But I believe that if you actually know history, whether you are a billionaire or an average citizen, you would never want a leader like Trump. Why? Because you would understand the catastrophic consequences of electing someone so heartless and profoundly greedy. And I like to think that if you were a billionaire, you would be wise enough not to sacrifice long-term stability for immediate gain.

Of course, if your name is in the Epstein files, you might have no choice but to support Trump, regardless of what you know about history.

If you recall my previous videos, I mentioned that when Trump repeatedly praised "the late, great Hannibal Lecter" during his 2024 campaign trail, he was subtly summoning the billionaires hidden in the Epstein files. Of course, that is just my personal theory.

Anyway, as ordinary people, if you’re not insane, you would want a trump-less world, because in my view, the future under Trump looks bleak. So, what kind of future would unfold in Trump’s world? Let’s look at Asher’s story.

Asher was a Marine who fought in Trump’s war with Iran. All of his friends died on the battlefield. He would never forget that—how could he? He watched his friends suffer horrific deaths. His best friend died slowly and miserably right in his arms. How could he erase those kinds of scars?

Compared to his friends, he was somewhat lucky because he only lost his right leg, not his life. Whether that is actually a blessing or a curse, he doesn’t know. Now that the war is finally over in 2028, Asher has to find a job just to feed his children.

His wife left him while he was deployed in that stupid, pointless war. His parents told him she walked out with an elegant woman, and that was all they knew. When Asher finally tracked her down, he realized she wasn't the woman he once knew.

Asher sighs, overcome with sadness, frustration, and depression. How is it that while he was bleeding on the battlefield, his wife was dancing with wealthy men in grand ballrooms? In a way, it makes sense—she is a beautiful young woman barely in her early twenties.

Asher was broken by an unnecessary war, while wealthy men grew even richer from it. During the conflict, billionaires built more ballrooms to close more business deals and attract more beautiful women.

"F… it. Just let her go. You’ve got children to take care of," Asher tells himself. He pulls himself up, determined to find work. Yes, he needs a job, especially now, thanks to Trump’s "Big Beautiful Bill" and his devastating rollbacks on healthcare and childcare and more.

Asher climbs into his battered car and hits the road. But he has no idea if he will even find a job, given that AI-powered robots have already taken over most human labor.

The future of a Trump world doesn't look good, does it? Of course, this is just my own speculation. If you have different thoughts, please leave them in the comments below.

Now, you might wonder what the future looks like in Candy’s world. As I’ve said many times before, in her world, the Epstein class is actually held accountable when they break the law.

In fact, in Candy’s world, even billionaires are decent and kind. They don't abuse or rape children or exploit beautiful young women. And they pay their fair share of taxes just like ordinary citizens. You guessed it—Candy’s world is a harmonious society.

Because there’s no war in her world, Asher would still have his right leg. His friends would still be alive. On weekends, Asher and his wife would be out hiking with their dog. There is no doubt about it: Asher would live a happy, comfortable life in Candy’s world.

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