Last March, Foreign Policy magazine asked about a half-dozen national security experts to reckon the risks of a second civil war. Their estimates ranged from 5 percent to 95 percent, with the consensus landing at slightly more than 1 in 3.
While the recent civil war rhetoric is usually followed by an examination of two major contrasting ideologies, it seems the only realistic way something like this starts is in the poorest areas of the country. In effect, it could become a war on the poor.
Conservatives want a piece of libtards and libtards want a piece of conservatives but who fires the first shot? Antifa appeared to be a legitimate attempt at inciting civil unrest but failed. Trump's iron will against "beloved" liberal institutions and programs has certainly rustled the viper den but just a lot of jawing and FU's from the other camp so far.
So what would be the final straw and who is the threat to attack first?
I stated in the Trump thread that an open border policy would incite a civil war presumably from conservative states that disregard the federal mandate.
I could see TX, OK, KS, NE, SD, ND, WY, MT, ID UT, and AZ sealing the southern border and creating a new western border effectively alienating the left coast of the U.S. from the rest. Supplies would have to be flown in as highways would be blocked. The "South" (bible belt) would move north just like the original civil war. I wonder what Canada would do.
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