You can flee your average random country (and even Russia). However, it is unlikely you'll be able to flee the US. The US collapsing will probably bring the end of a 1/3 of the world countries or so that only exist because of the US order.
Also if the US collapses into several states, you no longer have a passport. There is a precedent for this (Soviet Union) where "russians" found themselves essentially stateless. So unless you have a second nationality, your best bet is to stay where you are to ensure the new nationality stick to you (hopefully).
If you have a second passport, residence and home, you probably wouldn't be asking this question anyway. Preparing such an infrastructure is out of reach for most people, unfortunately.
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You can flee your average random country (and even Russia). However, it is unlikely you'll be able to flee the US. The US collapsing will probably bring the end of a 1/3 of the world countries or so that only exist because of the US order.
Also if the US collapses into several states, you no longer have a passport. There is a precedent for this (Soviet Union) where "russians" found themselves essentially stateless. So unless you have a second nationality, your best bet is to stay where you are to ensure the new nationality stick to you (hopefully).
If you have a second passport, residence and home, you probably wouldn't be asking this question anyway. Preparing such an infrastructure is out of reach for most people, unfortunately.