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He names neoliberalism, technofuturism, world government, population replacement, and bureaucratic incompetence as partial theories, but argues the better method is to ask who benefits from the trends.
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WHO Benefits
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Jiang argues that rich pensioners benefit most from the decline trends: high property values, stock valuations, euthanasia freeing medical access, mass immigration as cheap labor, and other trends that either help them or do not hurt them.
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"So one major theory is the idea of neoliberalism. The idea of neoliberalism is the belief that all that matters in society, all that..."
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"...analyze this. Whenever you have a problem, you always ask yourself, who benefits? Who is benefiting from this, right? So when we're talking about..."
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"...and millions of different groups in society, and we just analyzed who benefits from all these trends that we discussed, the answer you would..."
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"They need cooks. They need nurses, right? Immigrants. Do you guys want to be gardeners and cooks and laborers? You don't want to be,..."
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"...but if you have the answer you always ask yourself um who benefits"
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"...to why this is happening, well, ultimately, it's the United States who benefits from all this because the GCC is destroyed in this war...."
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"...that once we um point out that it's a baby boomers who benefit a great deal from from american empire we can now make..."
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"...The United States is extremely powerful. It's really a question of who benefits from these changes. Even though the US empire will lose control..."
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"...the issue of benefit. Okay. Okay. Like we have to negotiate who benefits. Okay. It doesn't make sense. And it's hard for nation states..."
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"...that this war is eschatological and there are many powerful people who benefit from the great reset, then I don't know if this is..."
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"...need to understand is that the people in the different spheres who benefit from the system, first and foremost, their interest is maintaining that..."
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"...taking notes as we exhaust ourselves. I don't, I don't understand who benefits from this beyond Israel who, who wants, as Gideon has said,..."
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