I think putting any sort of fixed, or even near estimate, numbers for when things will 'turn' is folly.thats why I gave it 8-11 years before people run out of fucks.
But when they do well our latin american posters can tell you exactly how that turns out.
It makes people to fixated on certain dates/timeframes, to certain 'just wait X years and Y will happen' assumptions that frankly are not really reflected by current reality, and it relies far to much on the assumption of 'cycles of histroy' mindsets that assume they know how/when things will happen because of what happened to previous nations.
The future and how things will go is unknown, and we cannot rely on 'historical precedent'/'historical trends' to realistically inform our situation.
It's the same reason why comparing the current situation on the Right to Valley Forge, or the Battle of the Bulge, is folly; it is not accurate in the slightest, and completely bypasses the harsh realities of today. Being brave, having a stiff upper lip, or assuming 'cycles of time' mindsets blinds people to real, effective measures that work in today's world, instead of trying to assume the tactics/strategy of yesteryear still holds true.
This is a big part of why the Right has been losing the culture war so badly.