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If you look at the First American Revolution, the circumstances that will push Americans to violence are pretty clear cut: a sense of disenfranchisement, and a sense that they are unable to recieve redress for grievances. With all the talk of "stolen elections" and "selected not elected" we are getting close to the first condition, and this sort of thing makes the second much stronger.
These are the factors that I see leading us towards violence in the next ten years, not partisanship.
If you look at the First American Revolution, the circumstances that will push Americans to violence are pretty clear cut: a sense of disenfranchisement, and a sense that they are unable to recieve redress for grievances. With all the talk of "stolen elections" and "selected not elected" we are getting close to the first condition, and this sort of thing makes the second much stronger.
These are the factors that I see leading us towards violence in the next ten years, not partisanship.