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Washington Times:The Civil War of 2016
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lookout anti President Obama rant comming
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I'm thinking the article is intended to
a.) Make the tea party look bad. b.) Further stoke the fires of polarization for ratings. As for any civil war, I think the conditions are ripe enough to make it plausible, but at the same time highly unlikely because: a.) Presidential term limits. Most rational people would wait and see. b.) The government won't allow it. It will do whatever it takes to maintain status quo. Any person, or groups of persons, considered "rabble rousers" will encounter some very effective "tools" in discrediting and quieting them before they can do anything meaningful or effective. |
I think the country is getting more divided. Civil war? Highly unlikely.
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As to how the country will be divided thats up in the air it might be country(politicians) vs people (more of a revolution though), rich vs poor, or party vs party. I have spent a long thinking about this but IMHO is going to be inevitable as there are so many parallels between pre civil war and now. |
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I read two paragraphs, stupid. This country isn't close to a CW and certainly no group could take or hold a city.
Sure, we'll probably see chaos down the road if the economy goes under in a big way, but no CW. |
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Exactly."Progressivism" , which is rooted in marxism to be honest, is the most dangerous ideological force around today. |
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It's divided among smaller groups, not entire states. I know, same cow pile division here in the old country.
The way I see it, if a CW will erupt in the US, the first 2 floors of an apartment complex will raise the confederate flag, while 3, 4, 6 and 8 floors will remain in the Union and 5 and 7th floors will want to join Canada. The penthouse will be invaded by Russia. |
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