thoughts on America's future - the new Brazil?

1. There will be a gradual takeover of US cities by socialist mayors. Politics is downstream of culture which is downstream from demographics. The current trend is that people who vote socialist will become an increasingly large share of the population. Currently, of 100 largest US cities, only 22 have Republican mayors. Of the top 30, only 2 have Republican mayors, and both are in Texas (Dallas and Fort Worth). 

2. Cities will be multiracial while suburbs and rural areas will become increasingly white. This means whites will be in control of the food and fuel, which gives them the upper hand in any future civil war.

They'll also have most of the guns and the most people with combat experience. 

3. Spanish speakers will be a majority in many areas. This will force others to either learn it or move to an anglophone area. 

4. By 2050, most of the retirees will be white and most of the workers non-white. Cuts to Social Security are inevitable. 

5. Moderate to high inflation is inevitable, though there is a small chance of hyperinflation. 

6. Overall, the country probably won't collapse of fall into civil war, but gradual balkanization is most likely outcome. India is a country of great diversity, but also poverty and tension. South Africa is very diverse, but also plagued by disease, poverty, and crime. The most likely fate of the US is that it will end up being somewhat like the way Brazil is today.