When did your cunt peak?

Well it was up until the 70s. Now we’re in a better place.

We haven’t peaked yet

We've been peaking constantly since the 60's.

>imagine being this delusional

Not yet or 2010-2020 if corona-chan will fuck our economy

unironically 2019, 2020 will be a distaster tho

Peak at 80s before plaza accord in terms of economy and people's mindset
ww2 in terms of clay

america had a constant peak until what 1970-1980?

>When did your cunt peak?
Still waiting for that.

My post is factual. We are, and will remain, the best country in the entire world.

in around 40 years

1880-1910
We were getting our shit fixed so hard after the liberation. Then we lost one balkan and two world wars and became commies.

Still ain't poppin

Pretty much.
>tfw you missed all the really bad shit, but you also missed the narrow window of really good shit and arrived on the scene just in time to catch the tail end of the good shit and watch it all collapse

Bare in mind that same small island on the other side of the planet is where these people originally came from. Bare in mind the country was originally a colony built up expressly to trade with that small island on the other side of the planet. Is it so surprising then that as time went on a large part of their economy depended on trade with that small island on the other side of the world? Is it so surprising people tend to prefer to trade with people who are similar to themselves than with large foreign powers like say, China. Or are you being deliberately obtuse and dense because the small island is Britain?

>bear in mind
>is it so surprising
>

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that's like all western countries

in terms of relevance and power, 1900
living standard for the average citizen? now (probably the case for most countries)

Rent free

right at the moment

In 17 years time.

Dilate

1270-1282

Oh yeah prussia was the peak

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current germany is the peak. freedom, healthcare, no war

XVII century probably

1492

why this coronastuff had to strike us when we were on the way to become first world first time in our history and it would be done before 2030 if not this virus reee

1811

1980s

1914

1936

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1600 - 1672

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now :)

>current germany is the peak. freedom, healthcare, no war

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We're still waiting for ours.

Idk, 1945-1970, we've been slowly sinking since.

We peaked a saturday afternoon. I forgot when.
It was short lived but, oh boy, you got to be there!

cuz you got to shoot commies?

when dis?

Couple of years ago.

Question for mutts, did America peak in 69 with the moon landing and before stagflation and vietnam failure or in the 1990s-2001 when it was the only world power, Russia was in anarchy and China wasn't powerful enough yet.

Yes, prior to the Oil Crisis; however, it is said by some historians the 1990s was a second renaissance because after the fall of the USSR everything was looking really good and inequality was less of an issue compared to the 1960s.
All I can say is that America is in a good state now but there is a lot of mediocrity leading to a second gilded age.

3 days ago

now we're having less and less cases and fatalities

AmeriKKKa peaked in 2003, it all went downhill since then

>2003
>the year of the war in Iraq

it was a shitty year for America tbqh

2013 unironically.

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1928. I'm hoping this corona shit show will lead to a massive restructuring of our country and we'll be stronger from it in a few years. Military is already back to dressing like it's the 20s-30s.

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We've had a few peaks. I'd say before the depression and world war two because we were more isolationist and self sufficient but were already majority middle class.

April 15, 1955

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>peak
1895, literally the richest country in the world at that time (Maddison)

>lowest
2001 crisis

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