Was the mid to late 20th century the high point for the United States?

>>2071482
No, the high point is now.

Stupid Europoor. And if you're American, shame on you for not knowing that your country is number 1 right now currently.

>>2071482
It was the mid-1990s.

>>2071485
>(((now)))

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>>2071482
It will be the next 4-8 years

>>2071482
USA peaked in 2000

>>2071482
1970 or thereabouts. Shortly afterwards:
Real income for the middle class stalled.
The Apollo program was cancelled.
Watergate happened, causing people to lose faith in the integrity of government.
Racial tensions and federal policy combined to destroy America's greatest cities.
American industry ceased to be competitive globally, and the process of deindustrialization began.
The UNIX epoch began and most computers were to count forwards from 1/1/1970.

The high point was when the US was ethnically and culturally Anglo.

>>2072525
so...never?

the USA peaked september 10, 2001

>>2071735
This

>>2072525
so glad that you idealise my country when we have nothing to do with you. we did birth you, i'll give you that but since then we have disowned you.

No? We haven't seen the high yet