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I read these forums, and a couple others, pretty much exclusively.
Google news, and then I pick and choose what sources I want to read from.
High Point Forums.
Opencarry.org.
A really Liberal News blog called Raw Story, and a Really conservative news blog called Drudge report.
There is only one other, but I read it for the content, not for news.
What I find so amusing right now is the rants and yells of "civil war" coming sooner and sooner in every group of responses to a news story. They are pairing up almost prefectly on Drudge and Raw. It's like a mirror.
So these two supposedly distinct and seperate groups both obviously want a civil war to start so that from their perspectives the offending party can be punished and all it's followers exiled or worse.
If the rhetoric keeps flying, and the party war threats continue, what acts as the match to this gasoline soaked bonfire do you think???
What do you guys see as the most probable trigger? Not the rhetorical trigger about Libs and Repubs and so on. What can you imagine as the actual real world trigger?
Rodney King or Cincinnati style riots?
Assassination of a key offcial?
Loss of some government entitlement program or the creation of a new level of entitlement that only benfits a certain industry and penalizes working class folks?
It's kind of morbind curiosity. I don't know if discussing what could potentially start this ball rolling is in some breaking the rules. I'm just curious.
Also does anyone have an opinion of why it hasn't already started in some small ways. The real zealots just need to tiniest nudge in the right direction to get started. The governor of Texas is outright calling for sessecion at this point. So is some guy for SC.
If there is such bipartisan support, for a partisan civil war, then what are all the "on the ground" patriots waiting for?
An invitation? A "start of the war" countdown on CNN or something?
Me personally, I think it's all hot air. All talk, no walk. But I routinely underestimate the ability of my fellow Americans to make the worst decision possible, for the best of reasons.
What do you think?
Google news, and then I pick and choose what sources I want to read from.
High Point Forums.
Opencarry.org.
A really Liberal News blog called Raw Story, and a Really conservative news blog called Drudge report.
There is only one other, but I read it for the content, not for news.
What I find so amusing right now is the rants and yells of "civil war" coming sooner and sooner in every group of responses to a news story. They are pairing up almost prefectly on Drudge and Raw. It's like a mirror.
So these two supposedly distinct and seperate groups both obviously want a civil war to start so that from their perspectives the offending party can be punished and all it's followers exiled or worse.
If the rhetoric keeps flying, and the party war threats continue, what acts as the match to this gasoline soaked bonfire do you think???
What do you guys see as the most probable trigger? Not the rhetorical trigger about Libs and Repubs and so on. What can you imagine as the actual real world trigger?
Rodney King or Cincinnati style riots?
Assassination of a key offcial?
Loss of some government entitlement program or the creation of a new level of entitlement that only benfits a certain industry and penalizes working class folks?
It's kind of morbind curiosity. I don't know if discussing what could potentially start this ball rolling is in some breaking the rules. I'm just curious.
Also does anyone have an opinion of why it hasn't already started in some small ways. The real zealots just need to tiniest nudge in the right direction to get started. The governor of Texas is outright calling for sessecion at this point. So is some guy for SC.
If there is such bipartisan support, for a partisan civil war, then what are all the "on the ground" patriots waiting for?
An invitation? A "start of the war" countdown on CNN or something?
Me personally, I think it's all hot air. All talk, no walk. But I routinely underestimate the ability of my fellow Americans to make the worst decision possible, for the best of reasons.
What do you think?