I think of the world a bit more optimistically than that. The world is still moving forwards, including the United States, despite Obamanomics. Not as fast as before, and while incomes have stagnated since the Clinton era, technology and innovation is still advancing at a brisk pace.
3D printing, which could potentially be the second Industrial Revolution, is closer to viability than ever before. If that happens, production will explode to a point where even socialism can’t stop it. Computing power has also vastly increased along with technical and material knowledge of the world. Even fusion technology has made advances.
Whites are also nowhere near extinction in the United States, Europe or Australia and continue to occupy the vast majority of technical professions along with East Asians and some Indians. So yes, I do think the status quo is preferable to what could be the alternative.
I don’t. I don’t think “all is well with the world” when my people, uniquely in the world, are blames and expected to shoulder the white man’s burden foe the rest of the world. Just for one thing, it means that responsible white families can’t afford to have children because they’re subsidising, through taxation, the costs of white flight, etc, the breeding of children of single black mothers, and contributing to the cycle of population explosion/famine in Africa and elsewhere, which in turn pushes those people to come to white nations in search of the better life (funny how the migration works one way, womder why, must be white “magic” that white nations are desirable), which in turn puts more pressure on the whites supporting the base of it all.
Not to mention that as a personal matter, I don’t want to see the end of the white race. We are a part of “diversity” too, and there will be less of ot when we’re gone.