When was the US' Golden Age?

2008-2016

This. If anything, before the 70s.

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the 90's

100% based

late 90s early 2000s

1776 - ongoing

I watched Apollo 11 a week or so back. Quite remarkable thinking about what was actually achieved.

I’d say in terms of power it’s only recently started to come to a head drumpf unironically to blame for that

definitely the 50's and 60's

9/11 retard don't use commie dates
this, the United States is the greatest country on earth and always will be

1950s to mid 60s

also early 90s until 9/11

we've been fucked ever since

No way dude. It has been slow but steady downward slide since 1929 at least.

Yeah, it was a kino movie

By definition in the Cold War where they owned half of the world

Nowadays the world is multipolar

W-when will our next golden age be?

1950s. But you can only say this here, because normies will immediately say wut bout the blacks

1980-2001

pre-1776

Honestly pretty hard to say. Most people would probably argue that it was 1940s to 1970s and economically, that is pretty fair. However, there’s a whole host things that happened especially from the 1890s to the 1920s which set the stage for that. The 1980s to early 2000s were pretty big in a way but if you base it off of the traditional “American ideal” it has to be before 1900. The problem is that if you ask 100 different people how you define the American golden age, you’ll get 100 different answers.

For me, I think 1940s to early 2000s stands out even if it’s not exactly my “American ideal”.

1950's Blacks were still living better than most of the world at that time. Asia was in shambles, Europe was in shambles, Africa was, well, Africa.

So they couldn't fuck white women (openly) and go to certain establishments, they were still in the richest and most developing country in the world. Add to that they were spiritually richer then. Less illegitimacy, violence, and overall degeneracy.

I would say 1945 to 2001 marked by WW2 and the GWOT on both ends. The simple reason being that if we define Golden Age as an age of prosperity this is really the extended period of time where life in America was particularly comfortable and desired to be so. Prior to this, life was pretty hard and the ideals of America and what it was supposed to be was pretty different than such comfort and prosperity.

By the 50s europe was already recovered

Even Britain was doing badly in 1950

I should add that things have changed but we are almost certainly living in these times still.

I mean, we live in an age where people are comfortable that they make a big to do about gender. Today, we literally have upper middle class suburban college students who have never even had to do manual labor or live without air conditioning ranting online about how they want a civil war or revolution. We are victims of our own success.

IT IS JUST BEGINNING

2021 to ???

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