Billionaire Ray Dalio Warns of ‘Civil War’ Risk over Americans Fleeing Democrat-Run Cities
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[I like this Ray Dalio guy. He seems to be one of the few genuine Whites who are very wealthy and he's trying to tell the truth. He's been talking for a few years about America's implosion. DO NOT WORRY ABOUT CIVIL WAR NOW. Just chill. All is fine. But it is good to see Dalio saying good stuff. I think he's not a bad guy. And definitely not a Jew. It's like that Mercer family who have lost a lot of money on funding White/Conservative things. There is hope. Not everyone is a Jewish bag of shit. We need to see REAL WHITES standing up and saving America, as well as the rest of the West. I just want to repeat: Don't lose any sleep over the "Civil War" comment. America and Europe are far far away from actual Civil War. The war I am keen to see is when Whites take up arms and toss out all the ruling anti-White scum. That will be AWESOME FUN! Jan]
Billionaire Ray Dalio has issued that warning that the risk of “civil war” is “developing” due to the number of Americans fleeing Democrat-run cities such as New York and Chicago.
Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, said the mass exodus of blue cities increases the risk of “civil war” by exacerbating an “ideological gap” between different regions in the United States.
“I think that it’s reasonably probable that no side will accept losing,” Dalio said when asked about “the likelihood of a civil war in the United States.”
Dalio, who recently published his book, “Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order,” made the remarks as a panelist on a group discussion hosted by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland.
Klaus Schwab’s WEF published Dalio’s comments on Tuesday.
WATCH (relevant portion begins at 34:54):
He continued:
What is that probability [of civil war]? I don’t know.
Maybe it’s 50 percent.
Maybe it’s even more than that. I don’t know.
I think it’s probable — or there’s uncomfortably high probability — that directions from the central government — rule of law and the Constitution — won’t be [or] may not be followed. Supreme Court rulings may not be followed, because individual states say that, “I’m not going to do that.”
It’s like sanctuary cities.
They say, “I will not follow.” I think what’s happening now, is that there is a movement from one state to another due to changing values that’s producing a hollowing out in some states, and when that happens, because the rich move someplace, or the ideologies are the same, it produces a hollowing out in other locations.
You’re seeing that in New York and Chicago, San Francisco, and other places.
That exacerbates the gap.
It exacerbates not only the wealth gap, but it exacerbates the ideological gap, and then when you get to that — rule of law and respect and compromise don’t exist — then you deal with power, and it becomes a power decision.
It becomes more and more that kind of conflict, so that becomes a power thing.
I think that’s developing, in that kind of a movement, in that direction.
“That’s a very scary thing,” he concluded, “because when you don’t have rule of law or you start to have fighting, it’s a different world.”
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