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Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - CrimsonPhantom - 02-26-2017 04:24 PM Quote:Is there a civil war in the USA? Link RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - EverRespect - 02-26-2017 05:18 PM No. The weak arse cuck men, hipsters, and metrosexuals on the left would never take up arms. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - Jugnaut - 02-26-2017 05:20 PM We need to decentralize or devolve power from the federal government back to the states or alternatively allow states to secede. Otherwise, yes a civil war is possible. The most likely form being prosecution by the federal government against dissenters. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - nomad2u2001 - 02-26-2017 05:36 PM No, but there is a new level of annoying from both sides. We can't predict what's going to come of this phase though. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - Ohio Poly - 02-26-2017 05:36 PM Not an armed conflict but a breakup of the country is looking likely, starting with Calexit. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - Kronke - 02-26-2017 05:40 PM Feels like it, but I agree with Ever that libcucks are unlikely to ever actually take up arms. Even if they did, with their bullet buttons and 5-round magazines, they would be defeated within hours. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - nomad2u2001 - 02-26-2017 05:53 PM Does the civil war have to be an actual war as we know it? Guns and stuff. Or could this be a figurative civil war? We couldn't have a conventional war because we live among each other and our lives involve each other more than you'd think. But I do have to say that if the country did split (who knows how that would work) things we enjoy now like free speech would be part of the past on both/all sides. We'd also have a level of totalitarianism that we've never experienced. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - Greenroom - 02-26-2017 06:23 PM No because this is not a divide among states or areas. Like the Civil War the North was very different from the South. Where today it seems more rural vs Metro areas and young verse old. As much as I hate to say this, it will take a major incident to bring this country together to get people to come back to the middle. The extremes on each side will keep pushing the envelope till it explodes.. then the middle will step in to bring this country back together. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - CrimsonPhantom - 02-26-2017 06:24 PM (02-26-2017 05:53 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote: Does the civil war have to be an actual war as we know it? Guns and stuff. Or could this be a figurative civil war? More of an ideological civil war IMO. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - LeFlâneur - 02-26-2017 06:38 PM I think that there is a real danger that sporadic violence could occur. Not a war per se but real urban combat from disaffected blacks and Hispanics, responded to by militarized police and possibly national guard troops. Another possibility is if some far right skin heads decide to crash some anti-Trump demonstrations. These would further polarize the country. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - Kronke - 02-26-2017 06:41 PM (02-26-2017 06:23 PM)Greenroom Wrote: No because this is not a divide among states or areas. Like the Civil War the North was very different from the South. Where today it seems more rural vs Metro areas and young verse old. I think you're conflating the two. I agree about the extreme/far left (you see it with the infighting going on in the Democratic party), but what is the extreme right you speak of? The 500 or so members of the KKK, that have zero platform/role in the GOP? RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - CrimsonPhantom - 02-26-2017 07:19 PM Quote:Resist La RésistanceLink
RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - chargeradio - 02-26-2017 07:27 PM I don't think we'll see one part of the country line up and shoot at the other side, but I could see pockets of local/state government-sponsored disobedience to the Federal government, such as California coming to blows with the Feds or Chicago basically telling the rest of Illinois to get lost. The end result to the average citizen will be constant harassment, confusion, and the possibility of shortages for food, fuel, water, electricity,, and supplies. If chaos became widespread, someone like China or Russia may try to invade, or an organization like ISIS pulls off a devastating attack while we're busy having a melt down. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - ClairtonPanther - 02-26-2017 08:13 PM I think we're more on the verge of a revolution than a civil war. There isn't enough regionalism for a civil war to occur. Now who actually fights the government or which sides are at the forefront is currently unknown. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - Fo Shizzle - 02-26-2017 08:15 PM No. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - nzmorange - 02-26-2017 08:22 PM No. There isn't a civil war. There is political disagreement - like always - but there is no civil war, nor will there be one. IMHO, the disagreement isn't a matter of left vs right. It's primarily over whether we should have a meritocracy (free trade, open borders, open society, free press, etc) or a kakistocracy ($15+ minimum wage, tariffs, border wall, xenophobia, ____ group matters movements, etc). I think that the global kakistocracy movement scored some major wins in 2016, but those gains are unlikely to be permanent. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - john01992 - 02-26-2017 08:23 PM Only 50% of the South supported secession prior to the civil war. And that was over an issue far more ingrained in southern life, critical to the economy, and motivated by prejudices than any 2017 political issue. Yet the revolution had only 1/3 of the people supporting it and that caused a war. So I think CP hit the nail on the head RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - Greenroom - 02-26-2017 08:43 PM (02-26-2017 06:41 PM)Kronke Wrote:(02-26-2017 06:23 PM)Greenroom Wrote: No because this is not a divide among states or areas. Like the Civil War the North was very different from the South. Where today it seems more rural vs Metro areas and young verse old. Sorry but the GOP has the same issues as the Dem's. as someone who is in the middle and cannot stand either side right now. the political hacks we have in office today are jokes. Whats funny is President Reagan, President HW Bush and even President Clinton would not win today because they worked with the other side. That is a damn shame. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - EigenEagle - 02-26-2017 10:56 PM It would require an actual rift within the military...don't see that happening. A bunch of feminists, BLM activists, and college students aren't going to take up arms and try to fight the government. RE: Is the Growing Political Divide Leading America Towards Another Civil War? - Tom in Lazybrook - 02-26-2017 10:57 PM (02-26-2017 05:20 PM)Jugnaut Wrote: We need to decentralize or devolve power from the federal government back to the states or alternatively allow states to secede. Otherwise, yes a civil war is possible. The most likely form being prosecution by the federal government against dissenters. Actually we just need to go to a popular vote for Congress and the Presidency. |