Vicomte13
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I agree that's what it'd have to be if there ever was what you'd call a civil war. I have a hard time envisioning the populace of the county would really have the stomach or desire to bottom out their economic well being in doing such though. I think when push comes to shove people would rather have economic stability with a society that's at least able to function.
I agree with you: there will be no Civil War. I know this because on THE singular issue on which those who would be most likely to fight it SAY they would be ready to fight it, they don't: gun control. Truth is, gun rights have been massively diminished since I was a kid, and continue to be reduced, relentlessly, inevitably, irrevocably...drip...drip...drip.
Truth is, the gun nuts - the people WITH the guns who SAY that the purpose FOR the guns is to be able to overthrow tyranny and who are well-versed in Second Amendment lore and "woke", as they say. The guys who put the "They'll get my gun when they pry it from my cold, dead hands" bumper stickers on their trucks, THEY have never actually been willing to fight for their gun rights. They SAY they are, but incrementally they have lost half or more of what they had in 1960, and the steady reduction continues.
If the ones with the guns are not willing to fight to keep the guns, even though they SAY they are, truth is nobody is going to fight over anything. Minorities will riot over racial issues, if you provoke them, but the Right will never revolt from any sort of government overreach that is likely in America. The American government is never so heavy handed as to not do these through incrementalism, and the Right has never successfully defeated incrementalism, and probably never will. Hell, Americans wouldn't fight HITLER, even after Pearl Harbor - Germany had to declare war ON US for us to finally agree that we had to fight them.
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