>>1766911Capital can simply not invest enough into keeping itself going. We're already seeing this.
Workers don't have enough money to raise children, and so they don't. Half the world's populations are either propped up by immigrants or collapsing. It's physically impossible for Japan, for instance, to keep existing as they do now: they will simply die out because each generation is smaller than the last. Migrants are not the solution, they will simply run out as the whole world becomes the same in terms of having children.
Infrastructure is also crumbling all over the world. Or not being built properly in the first place, just look at footage of Indian cities.
The U.S. cannibalizing European industry is probably the first sign that something is wrong in a way it wasn't before. Sure, it's not out of character to exploit their "allies", but before they were doing stuff like taking the UK's good coal, not this.