The side where individuals stockpile firearms, know survival skills, eat real meat, know how to hunt and fish, how to live in wilderness, oppose mass immigration and emphasizes family values and masculinity will win. You all can figure out who that side is.

@johnbattle7518

Жыл бұрын

Not the side New Yorkers from the city that's fir sure.

@Wolf_3125

Жыл бұрын

@@johnbattle7518 And definitely not californians, oregonians, or or washingtonians

@bentuovila5296

Жыл бұрын

It's also the group with above replacement birthrates.

@johnbattle7518

Жыл бұрын

@@bentuovila5296 well between the alphabet community and abortion that wouldn't be the woke states

@WilliaMega88

Жыл бұрын

@@flyingdutchman916 this is back up by what data? Certain not voting results

"The society that separates its scholars from its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting by fools." Thucydides

@joso7228

Жыл бұрын

You are talking about Russia, right?!

@Addyman.Strong

Жыл бұрын

@@joso7228 I was moreso talking about current US politics but it could also apply to Russia.

@arthurcummings7965

Жыл бұрын

I think that it’s not applicable to the us here you have foolish cowards on the left. And overly patient people showing to much self control on the right. I’m pretty sure before a civil war you’ll see something like a blm/antifa protest turn into a bloodbath when a much smaller group of right wing people show up. Something like a 10 to 1. And they get themselves stomped.

@superkang7448

Жыл бұрын

I have to imagine a fair percentage of our warriors are completely disillusioned by the thoughtless waste of their patriotism and their sacrifice and the terrible deeds they had to do in vain because of criminally inept geopolitics. Of course they probably mostly blame the libs but that's a whole nother thing.

@sergiowinter5383

Жыл бұрын

@@joso7228 Though it was about Athens and Sparta, brains x muscles

Peace is that brief moment of time when everyone is reloading! Thomas Jefferson

@sscalercourtney5486

3 ай бұрын

We've not had a World War in 80 years. The longest ever in western Society. Because the smart know nuclear weapons will kill everyone. But not everyone is smart.

@tiberiusG

3 ай бұрын

That's a quote from Robert G. Ingersoll. It's not the full quote, and it was written in criticism of christianity, not as a reductionism of history's phases.

@denisesorchidparadise1411

3 ай бұрын

for real

@rah7868

3 ай бұрын

😊

@chesterwilberforce9832

16 сағат бұрын

@@tiberiusG Jefferson also walked back his "blood of patriots" quote later in life.

Ronald Reagan, while governor of Cali, was riding in a limo while hippie protestors were parading around. One of them held a sign which read "Make love, not war". Reagan turned to the guy sitting next to him and said "I don't think he's capable of doing either."

@Lumantrix

6 ай бұрын

The hippies were probably conservative

@Elvengem

5 ай бұрын

maybe Reagan should have invited him in the limo and seen for himself.

@maxpayne2574

5 ай бұрын

Reagan was a fake. Listen to his liberal speech's before Nancy's dad bought him to be a conservative mouth piece.

@Elvengem

5 ай бұрын

@@maxpayne2574 he welcomed in immigrants yes that was liberal.He made huge tax cuts for the wealthiest,That was conservative.

@user-sk7zc1fc5u

4 ай бұрын

@@Elvengem That's what Trump did in 2016--gave tax cuts to the wealthiest.

Imagine hearing news like "The Battle of Austin" or "The Siege of Los Angeles" that'd be nuts

@quickstrikechronicles5074

Жыл бұрын

The bombing of New York....

@DeliriumDelve

Жыл бұрын

The battle of Brooklyn, oh wait

@elmateo77

Жыл бұрын

LOL who would want to siege los angeles? Just wall it off and let them suffer from the policies they voted in...

@Epicly-Adamant

Жыл бұрын

Siege of San Fransisco, Massacre of Boston.

@fairlanemuscle

Жыл бұрын

@JJake993 - The problem is, those cities wouldn't be bombed. Because they're authoritarian in nature. The real question is, when rural and suburban folks stop sending food to urban areas, what happens to those tens of millions in those urban areas who start to starve

I’m 20 minutes south of Pittsburgh and the polarization is night and day. Downtown is deep woke and everywhere surrounding is deep Trump. It really has divulged into a nightmare scenario.

@atomicshadowman9143

Жыл бұрын

Yinzers vs. Carnegie Mellon

@ElTigre12024

Жыл бұрын

I live in Michigan and our politics are quite similar to Pennsylvania. I live in one of the biggest conservative counties of the state and I’m a half hour north of Ann Arbor which is the most liberal city in the state. It’s weird seeing such a huge contrast within such a close distance.

@ThePhoenix109

Жыл бұрын

In a civil war the deep woke will get slaughtered.

@TheBuckeyeHistoryGuy1776

Жыл бұрын

Pretty much a unofficial siege in a lot of cases. Especially when your city is located in the plains region

@therearenoshortcuts9868

Жыл бұрын

deep woke + deep trump = deep shit

I truly doubt politicians are aware how close we are.

@waltt69

2 ай бұрын

They just think they are protected.

@awesomedayz3465

Ай бұрын

How close are we?

@cjoneillj

Ай бұрын

Politicians are always the last to know and the first to take the credit.

@MikeHansen-sv2lj

28 күн бұрын

@@awesomedayz3465 Not close at all. As the video outlines, the hippies are just louder and tolerated. Just visiting if you will.

@awesomedayz3465

28 күн бұрын

@MikeHansen-sv2lj I agree. I posted that out of sadness after reading so many comments.

One group is large and the other is small… only the small group is amplified by the media to appear much larger than it is.

@litrpg101

Ай бұрын

Yeah man, these conservative clowns don't have anywhere near the pull that they like to pretend they do.

@pp2475

26 күн бұрын

Land does not vote.

@clarksmith494

16 күн бұрын

​@@pp2475no, dead people do.

@planescaped

13 күн бұрын

@@pp2475 This is what a lot of people don't seem to understand. They just see the vast amount of red and the small amount of blue forgetting that the population of those blue areas are significantly higher than the majority of the red.

@booradley6832

9 күн бұрын

@@planescaped I think this presentation failed to bring up a lot of things like that 90% of a state could be red but the blue houses 80% of the population, that needs to be addressed. Its likely we would see massacres in areas like that where the outnumbered troops got mass arrested or killed and never made it to the fight, and that would affect these whole "swallow them up" narratives. Felt more like a philosophy study and an AI prediction than an actual assessment of a lot of things.

As a retired Vietnam era Marine with two combat tours, a Bronze Star and Purple Heart. The winner of America's Next Civil War will be China. Tom Boyte GySgt. USMC, retired Vietnam 1965-66/1970-71

@SMScorx89

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Unlike the 1860s, the US has made more enemies abroad who would be more than willing the pour gasoline on any internal conflict we may have.

@MrX-wd8cm

Жыл бұрын

That's only cause you host ZoG who want to destroy China, it will have no choice but to invade to kick ZoG out for us and YOU !

@sanguiniusonvacation1803

Жыл бұрын

And the secret is, there are some people in this nation that think that will be a good thing.

@MrX-wd8cm

Жыл бұрын

@@sanguiniusonvacation1803 Getting rid of ZoG is always good dumdum

@whyaskwhylj

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service, I served as well and was there for USS Cole support and started the Iraq war. I can tell you that China couldn't even begin to beat us...even with the left kids fighting. China's age is scary and shocking how old they are and it gets even worse in less than a decade. Russia is proof in the putting. Not only one nation, but all nations combined couldn't take on the US. It wouldn't be close. Are technology/communication is so far beyond other countries capabilities it isn't even funny. IMO if the Right and Left went toe to toe it would be like watching Afghanistan getting taken over by the Taliban this summer. It would be over within a week.

As a person who lives in Democratic PA, and frequently travels to Republican PA, I can agree on how completely different two neighboring counties are. Cheers from Allentown!

@wafflebroz

Жыл бұрын

Cumberland County says hi

@JagerIV

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, in any major war, Pennsylvania would probably be one of the most important battlegrounds. It's right between Appalachia and yankeedom, the core areas of the opposing groups in the east. It's the main land bridge between western yankeedom and eastern yankeedom, and the ability to control Washington, which confers a great deal of legitimacy to the one in control, and virginia/Chesapeake, which is where a lost of the Atlantic navy is.

@jkon156

Жыл бұрын

yuck, allentown. Easton and Forty Fort inbetweener here. nice to see another NEPA native on here

@vyros.3234

Жыл бұрын

Really? I travel between Democratic and Reoublican areas in Texas and they aren't other than one tends to be rural while the other urban and obviously different political flags and signs. But other than the people and things are the same.

@RIPKabosu2000

Жыл бұрын

right next to you in Reading and I go over to Hamburg all the time and it's really a stark difference. Heard a customer say "looks like the brown people bought everything the fuck up" at walmart. It's the same county.

I think one of the worst parts of this whole thing is that... You're right about the speeches. I'm more motivated by 40K quotes, because they're all inspiring, and usually being screamed. "THIS SILENCE DISPLEASES SLANESSH!" "WE ARE THE ANGELS OF DEATH, AND OUR ENEMIES SHALL FALL!" And the classic, "SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!" It's amazing how bloodthirsty humans are by default.

@elihill9358

10 күн бұрын

40k is not a game but a glimpse into the future

@Ultra04channel

8 күн бұрын

@@elihill9358 Nah, that's Cyberpunk.

The side that knows which bathroom to use

@murkyturkey5238

3 ай бұрын

It’s pretty simple 😂 I just watched another video where this guy called Trump a fascist for saying that. The worst part is that all the liberals think he’s right

@freddiemedley5580

3 ай бұрын

No the Liberals have the army, navy, air force, police and would get all of USA's allys. Also they'd have the whole Western coast and a lot of the East, so USA and her allies would blockade the new Confederacy and with our superior armed forces you'd never stand a chance. What can a bunch of rednecks do against the strongest armed force in the world (by a lot) and Nato + all of USA's other allys?

@MikePeterson-nm7uv

3 ай бұрын

Wtf

@whitequetzal3574

2 ай бұрын

We both would be at the mercy of the military at first, but just like the first civil the military may split. But, the side with the satellites, the nukes, the internet, the servers for that internet, the national guard, the banks, the trade, the stock market, the automated drones that could be used by skillful operators, almost all the missiles, almost all the airports, almost all the ports, almost all the electrical infrastructure, and plus (and I'm dead serious) if you don't support reparations for African-Americans and giving America back to the Indians you're a traitor.

@clarksmith494

16 күн бұрын

​​​@@whitequetzal3574is this military you're talking about the same one that was forced out of Afghanistan by goat herders and their sons whos entire families lived on less than a dollar a day? No amount of infrastructure makes up for dei incompetence.

I was a Soldier in the U.S. Army for 20yrs. From day one we were told to never follow an unlawful order. I ask you all this; Who will fight our own kids? and will our kids fight us? It will be a very sad war indeed. Much, much worse then the 1st Civil War.

@joshuaszeto

Жыл бұрын

Honestly I was thinking the same thing. Many of the inclusive ideas of the left are often already implemented in the military and for quite a while. A cohesive unit is far more effective than a divided one. Everyone I have met from the military (especially infantry) learn quickly that racial, religious or whatever factors are irrelevant because that person fights for you and you fight for them. And let's be honest, if anyone were to declare a civil war, its very unlikely to be the Democrats. So any declaration against the state will be viewed as seditionist and unlawful

@chanoleyva8584

Жыл бұрын

Well it's come to the point where we need it

@drbuckley1

Жыл бұрын

@@joshuaszeto Everybody in a fox hole is indistinguishable, but not everybody gets into the Officers' Club.

@davidzwisohn5478

Жыл бұрын

@@chanoleyva8584 why?

@BaltimoresBerzerker

Жыл бұрын

The federal government would call in UN or mercenary troops to shoot at US citizens if half or more of our own forces refused or showed real reluctance. That's what failed states do in order to perpetuate the current order that benefits them.

It’s me. I’m going to win the next civil war. Edit: Wow! Top comment by miles, thanks fam. Your names will be on the protected list when the time comes.

@stephenthedude4383

Жыл бұрын

Nah bro...it's gonna be me 🏋️

@54032Zepol

Жыл бұрын

Nah your wrong brother! there can only be one and that's me! Prepare for some holy spirit! *Elbow drop* here comes the pain!

@TechnoMinarchist

Жыл бұрын

Imperator MyTube

@doublepiedavid8908

Жыл бұрын

I’ll be 300 yards from you behind a rock with a rifle and won’t shoot until you think you won

@Bean-tp7bw

Жыл бұрын

Hear me out... We unite, destroy every1 else. We would be unstoppable 🏋🏼

As someone from southern Minnesota once you leave the twin cities area, it's pretty much all red except for a few smaller cities. I just love the commabout how someone can hunt and fish, and survive off the land..lol...you'd better be the first one fishing, and hunting, because all the deer, squirrel, and fish will be caught, shot and ate in the first week.

@booradley6832

9 күн бұрын

Wait, you mean conservative chest thumping doesnt actually have anything to do with critical thinking or research? Say it isnt so.

@chesterwilberforce9832

16 сағат бұрын

Every once in a while here in Texas folks talk about seceding. We'd starve to death in a month. You can't eat oil. We live in the wealthiest, most powerful nation in history and yet we're afraid of our own shadows and arming ourselves to be ready for the country to fail. It is a pipe dream. We talk about securing freedoms, but it is our embarrassment of riches of freedoms that even allows us to complain and rattle our swords. We have forgotten what freedom actually means and are unaware of how blessed we are compared to Russia, China, North Korea. (BTW: Russia is gloating over the fact that we're even talking about civil war here. They love to see us in conflict with ourselves.)

However it rolls out, I'm damn grateful to be deep in remote cattle country with the honorable, non-Clown World Crow and Northern Cheyenne as well as hardcore ranchers and farmers. And this time we all stand together in the shadow of Little Big Horn.

@MrWayne6363

3 ай бұрын

Even here in Savannah, GA. I believe everyone together could stand against the left that wants us eliminated.

@OSUfan757

3 ай бұрын

I count myself lucky to live in a pretty huge city right in the heart of a VERY red state. A good 80% of this city is red.

@chazmatic_

3 ай бұрын

First time I've ever met someone from Wyoming

@billysmith915

Ай бұрын

You’re blessed indeed! 🇺🇸🙏🏼🇺🇸

There is one thing you left out Veterans. Being one of them I can tell you that I took an oath 40 years ago and I am still bound in my hart to that oath. And we are legion.

@JonnyBeoulve

Жыл бұрын

Respect.

@montanagal6958

Жыл бұрын

thank you for your dedication and service,

@markfleming8438

Жыл бұрын

He also left out that the left has basically disarmed themselves with their anti-gun stance. However, some pockets are now collecting guns & ammo, but will never match what the right can field. You are 100% correct in stating veterans will play a part. Think about all those who served the last 20 years in the war on terror. They have the skills and will teach others that join their side. The militant left has deceived themselves into thinking they have the backing of the populace. They are sadly mistaken. Thank you for your service!!

@dannyv2468va2

Жыл бұрын

So, when wingnuts want this country to turn into Yugoslavia what then? No war is going to happen. This is not taking into account that the demographics of the county is changing. So what then? That one neighborhood shoots at the other? Crazy unless we want to elect some demigod that will spark it.

@markmayfield2228

Жыл бұрын

We simply retired. We never abrogated our oaths.

America: *Has another civil war* Mexico: *Stares at France while sweating nervously*

@achair7265

Жыл бұрын

@I Villain Even though if America falls they too will all fall because then one of they're biggest buyers and consumers in the world is gone? Let's not forget if war comes then immigrants will just move back to their country of origin. With the additional of millions of American refugees. We're already seeing Americans, notably Californians, migrate to Mexico. If you want to rule the world good luck.

@aastush

Жыл бұрын

@I Villain pretty sure the United States is still the worlds dominant military power and Ukraine is kinda winning due to the donations from various western nations despite Russia being perceived as the stronger power in that conflict

@aastush

Жыл бұрын

Might be reading that wrong though idk

@thewildcardperson

Жыл бұрын

@I Villain bitch China can't even leave there ports we rule all 7 oceans cope more please it's funny

@jjdefender

Жыл бұрын

@I Villain Yeah russian weapons are lookin real useful right now, lmao. Also china just uses old soviet tech, which again, is looking reeaaaaal useful right now, even against smaller less powerful nations.

I think we should also take into account that many outside players (other nations) that will also get involved in this conflict.

@conorbrown5399

3 ай бұрын

I’d assume they’d let us fight it out amongst ourselves while they’re focus would shift heavily to taking over their objectives. Objectives such as influence within Africa in order to gain control and resources. Taking over Taiwan, other western countries in Europe and spreading their territories. They would let us kill ourselves so that we would not come together to fight a common enemy.

@denisesorchidparadise1411

3 ай бұрын

exactly... and not for the right side, that is the big thing here, other Countries will step in to conquer The US

@oscargrouch7962

2 ай бұрын

The UN will quickly send "peacekeepers" to suppress the "insurgents". China and Russia will eagerly volunteer to send "peacekeepers".

@jeffcase7102

2 ай бұрын

It would be a terrible idea. They would be seen as hostile foreign invaders by tens of millions of people on either side. No army has ever had to deal with an insurgency the size of what we are talking about. If even a tenth of the gun owners on the right, actively became insurgents, thats 7+ million armed men, many of which are probably combat vets engaging in 4th generation and even to some extent, 5th generation warfare.

@DavidCajun-qf9ti

3 күн бұрын

The UN against the citizens for sure

I've been all over the lower 48 as a truck driver. Into every major and minor city and in nearly every rural county. The Huge corporation I work promotes a seething mass of woke policy yet only a tiny percentage of office or road staff is even slightly left leaning. From 2020 until today, America is carpeted with TRUMP signs, posted at the patriotic citizens OWN expense. Often Home Made! I'm convinced the DEEP WOKE are a tiny minority. Unfortunately they hold the reigns of power. And as long as the police and military continue to bow to them as legetimate and enact violence on their behalf, they will have their way... until the levee breaks. Unfortunately, we can't vote our way out of this as demonstrated on January 6. Fyi, have you seen your local State Guard Armory? They are dilapidated, not combat oriented, and keep nearly zero lethal arms or ammo on hand.

I'm of the opinion that social media, rather than the actual impact of pressing political issues on either side are what is slowly moving us towards Civil War. Social media's general growth strategy is to increase engagement, which means determining what people like or dislike and subsequently suggesting "hot" topics they dislike which then cause them to debate and argue with others. Paradoxically though, the same algorithm also gives content that entrenches people in their worldviews/politics/community bubble. The internet compared to a decade ago is a night-and-day difference in the amount of toxicity and petty drama. There needs to be a society-wide movement to temper or reduce the use of social media. Think about it, if Facebook and the like can be directly linked to genocides like the ones seen in Ethiopia/Tigray or Myanmar, what impact is it having on us here in the developed world?

@somethingsomething8511

Жыл бұрын

Maybe, but I don't see a world where you try to force drugs on people's kids against the will of the parents being one of political unity. The fact is progressivism must progress, we're more politically divided than ever because we disagree on more than ever. A decade ago the radical edge of the Left was gay marriage, now its letting men into women's MMA.

@Sunrah

Жыл бұрын

i've quit social media 3 years ago precisely because it was driving me insane and made me incredibly radical, it's a tool to destroy society, even in places like china where it's state controlled it still does more bad than good to general society

@chico9805

Жыл бұрын

Social media has been a major acclerator of civil unrest across the world. Events that would have taken place decades later or not even at all, like the Arab Spring, occurred almost immediately after its proliferation.

@501stBattalion

Жыл бұрын

Social Media isn't real life. Like at all.

@_Dovar_

Жыл бұрын

The simplest "at hand" solution is to legally treat it like alcohol, tabacco and drugs. Banned until you're 18+.

I'm old enough to remember thinking Dems and Republicans had the same goal in mind, but different ideas on how to get there. I now believe the two are polar opposites in everything...thoughts, ideas, ethics, and morality.

@techfoolcasey4348

Жыл бұрын

The problem is that both sides have adopted some really bad ideas. Trickle down hasn't worked. Many of the ideas an SJW has, don't work. The Right has discarded presidential debate, or even having a platform. The corporate democrats can't push hard for changes if they are invested in certain corporations. It'll take some work, to be sure. Hate is easy, love is hard, budgeting is where the two meet.

@AL-lh2ht

Жыл бұрын

You ate the propaganda. Both sides support much of the same thing. Do you really think trans people matters more then what they care about the economy.

@IanMikrut

Жыл бұрын

What gave it away? Politicians with Armed Guards saying School should have Gun Free Signs to keep Kids safe??

@tgs9740

Жыл бұрын

​@@IanMikrut While taking away our guns. saying we don't need them.

@RogueReplicant

Жыл бұрын

You mean common sense people on one side and RINOS-WOKE DEMONRATS on the other.

Considering current events and the violent protests of the past few years, you're probably correct. Having been around for close to 3/4's of a century and serving in the Military, today's Government and Society are a major cluster F.

I’m watching this after watching your most recent civil war video . Lots of things are happening everyday that are making civil war more likely. I’m a older American 60 as are middle class is destroyed I see the parallels you speak of to the Roman Empire . Great videos!

As someone from Northwestern Indiana you're drastically exaggerating the blue in that region. As soon as you're more than 10 miles away from the Illinois border it's mostly red.

@tomab21

6 ай бұрын

Actually Illinois is a RED state, just Chicago and the blue-collar counties hold the rest of Illinois hostage!

@robma8559

6 ай бұрын

Man fucking Illinois go bears 🐻

@SamtheIrishexan

6 ай бұрын

Thats the theme in most states. Wouldnt take much to cut cities off from the outside world if you could survive the airstrikes and tanks, drones and missiles etc. All that could possibly happen is insurgency and mass doxxing with targeted violence.

@justsittinhere72

6 ай бұрын

Same in New York state. The blue pock marks you see are the cities.

@michaelstein7510

6 ай бұрын

The map for Louisiana is also a bit deceptive. Sure, we have a large blue area in the Mississippi Delta, but that’s the poorest and most sparsely populated area of the South. The only blue areas with any significant population are New Orleans, North Baton Rouge, and Shreveport, surrounded on all sides by red areas of rednecks and Cajuns with guns. The thought of North Baton Rouge trying to defend itself in a civil war actually makes me laugh. It’s barely a functional society in times of peace. I’d give it 48 hours tops before being completely conquered and pacified.

The thing that scares me the most about the prospect of a civil war is that, with the existence social media, nothing could or would be kept private from any of the other countries that would want to take advantage of our country during that fractured and vulnerable time.

@justarandomname420

Жыл бұрын

You are assuming that those server farms won't be initial targets. Without water and electricity, those institutions hold no power over humans any longer.

@adamnesico

Жыл бұрын

And it doesn’t scares you that the info companies will ask the other side: kill this man(you)?

@Sidera17

Жыл бұрын

THIS^^^^

@sovietunion7643

Жыл бұрын

@@justarandomname420 tactically yes they are important, but with how much of the internet is stored or operated out of the U.S., would you REALLY want to piss off how many other neutral (of even allied) nations using the internet lose valuable information and that resource? you don't want to become ww1 germany, making decisions only on tactical importance alone while ignoring how your actions make others think about you, and how willing they would be to support you or your enemies my point is its not something that the Right militaries would want to take out without a second thought.

@justarandomname420

Жыл бұрын

@@sovietunion7643 Luddites shall inherit the world.

18:05, i can relate with broken vending machines being a trigger. There is no greater betrayal of trust than a vending machine that doesnt work

Good job man, your doing well. You have a bright future, hope Im around to hear your presentations after you've attained the wisdom of experience.

This is aging like a fine wine

@onlinename7697

6 ай бұрын

LMAO

@jfrancefl325

6 ай бұрын

lol

@chasemoore1281

6 ай бұрын

As a Texan it's looking great

@bluebaron6811

6 ай бұрын

Again, the people who grow their own food, pray to God for victory, have masculine men, know how to live out in nature, and love their guns are gonna win if it happens. (We all know who that is guys, c'mon.)

@bserpas

6 ай бұрын

​@bluebaron6811 hey man, religion means nothing in terms of survival. Look at the Taliban. Multiple conflicts and they survived all that stuff. You're not wrong about the rest though

"Young men are the group of people you don't wanna piss off." this is so true, looking at history when there is a surge of young men that's often a factor in big wars.

@charliewagner3715

Жыл бұрын

I agree that in history having more males is a big advantage. However, We are fighting with guns and missiles not swords and guns that barely work. The physical advantages men have would be less useful then in any conflict before.

@Aqueox

Жыл бұрын

Young White men are the group you really don't want to piss off. And guess what? You all did.

@kkwun4969

Жыл бұрын

@@charliewagner3715 will drones and bombs hold land? no, we failed in the deserts because we didn't hold land and occupy it. And we could not occupy the land because if anything the drones and rocket strikes ensured a US defeat. after the locals began to hate america following the cowardly drone bombings on practically medieval peasants. it became really easy to hate the army. for both them and the new generation of American young men.

@endloesung_der_braunen_frage

Жыл бұрын

@@Aqueox Yeah Nazism is subhuman. IT must be genocided

@Alexq79-

Жыл бұрын

@@Aqueox I’m a white man and I’m not pissed off

The Left also has a tendency to take certain demographics for granted. I’m a gay male. The Left will automatically assume that by proxy I am pro-Left. What I didn’t mention is that I’ve worked for the US military, have been an officer in law enforcement and corrections, am a huge 2A advocate who regularly carries, trained 30+ years in martial arts and mma and used to fight competitively, etc. Now that you know all that, do you still think I’d be pro-Left? If you do, you’re wrong. Most conservatives really don’t care about “gay” as long as it’s not forced on them. Leave them alone, they leave you alone. Doesn’t work that way with the Left. They just take folks for granted, make assumptions, and have expectations.

@JesusIsTheSaviorForAll

5 күн бұрын

Agreed. I’m a republican conservative and what you said was perfect.

No matter what political “side” you pick. We lose. Keeps us divided and we are way more like each other than we ever will be those in DC

@ralcogaming7674

22 сағат бұрын

What makes you think they'll be safe? And no sadly the key issues that divide us as people are not the fault of DC.

@chasemcdaniel3620

17 сағат бұрын

If civil war 2 happens people like you are gonna get deported. The left have gone nuts. If you don't care to actually look into it idk what to say. I used to ignore politics. Not anymore. It's literally affecting the company I work for.

The 80-year gap between major conflicts comes down to the generational adage by Hopf: “Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times." It takes at least three generations for the cycle to come around again, and without the endless printing of money to maintain utopian fantasies the conflict would already be upon us. "Unsustainable" is a massive understatement.

@joshuapowell2675

Жыл бұрын

That's always been an interesting adage to me that seems like it's taken subjectively by different generations. Because most people would call the 50s and 60s a "golden age" for America. That then leads into Vietnam and a lot of social and political unrest. Then we get the late 80s-early 90s where we're back to relative stability and prosperity. And then 2001 shakes things up again, flowing into the 2008-2009 financial crisis. We get another brief time of good fortunes and then we see another major dropoff in the early 2020s. So I don't think it's necessarily a three-generation rotation. Rather I would say it's every half-generation that we see the cycle repeat itself. The 80-year gaps this guy proposes are more like drawing constellations. If you focus on specific points, you can create a certain narrative, but you're ignoring other little points that would likely throw the theory off

@TwilightMysts

Жыл бұрын

@@joshuapowell2675 Or it is possible that there are multiple different cycles that occur at the same time. One cycle that occurs on an 80 year loop, and a different cycle that occurs on a 10 year loop.

@joshuapowell2675

Жыл бұрын

@@TwilightMysts I mean I wouldn't disagree that there's probably simultaneous cycles on both a micro and macro level. I think there's validity to that idea. But the theory that it occurs on an 80-year cycle seems like it's trying hard to fit the data to a model rather than fitting the model to the data. I would point to something like the business cycle in economics where the pattern is pretty predictable, but the timing isn't that exact and gets pushed forward and backward by different events. You kind of have to glance past other inter-Anglo conflicts to make the point that ~80 years is the pattern. And I would probably say there's a bit of an inconsistency with how the chosen conflicts are framed. The English Civil Wars saw parliamentarians (who were the majority) fight back against royalists who were in control. Same could be argued for colonists vs loyalists in the American Revolution. But the American Civil War is much different in that a minority tried to break away from the ruling majority. And in today's "conflict" Democrats are the majority with Republicans holding on via the electoral college (Fun fact, 5 presidents have lost the popular vote and won the electoral college. All were Republicans.) I respect the extensive work and thought in this piece, but I think some of the logic is flawed

@willwilburn9473

Жыл бұрын

@@joshuapowell2675 When was the brief time of good fortunes between 2009 and 2017 ? During the 0bama years I made more money than I ever dreamed possible with my second hand store because people were afraid to spend money. Nobody was buying big ticket items new. I went from being just a small shop owner to being the second largest used appliance and used furniture dealer in the Susquehanna valley. That slowed down under Trump because everybody bought brand new and didn't think twice about it. Now under biden I very quickly went out of business. Covid crippled my business because my suppliers all shut down and now everybody is terrified to spend what little money inflation has left them with.

@joshuapowell2675

Жыл бұрын

@@willwilburn9473 I mean no disrespect, but that's a very small scale view as opposed to a macroeconomic one. We had 128 straight months of economic expansion between 2009 and 2020. That's the longest stretch since before WW2. The second longest? 1991-2001 (120 months). The third? 1961-1969 (105 months). Not everyone experiences equal prosperity during these growth periods. But they represent an overall growth driven by production and consumption. My degree is in economics, so that's the viewpoint I'm coming from having studied it on the large scale. I'll admit there's parts of this conversation that other people would be more qualified than me to speak on (political scientists, sociologists, psychologists, etc.) But the economics part I feel pretty knowledgeable on

"If there be trouble, let it be in my day so that my children will live in peace." -Thomas Payne at the moment he leaned over to sign the Declaration of Independence

@heraclitus6100

6 ай бұрын

That's an epic quote.

@Kentuckydude775

6 ай бұрын

I've had this thought before and never heard this quote especially with what's been happening in Texas over the past days I just hope that if something does happen it happens before I have kids

@williamgreenfield9991

6 ай бұрын

Thomas Paine was one of the most important of our Founding Fathers but he did not sign the Declaration of Independence. Look it up.

@PruneHub

6 ай бұрын

@@williamgreenfield9991 Maybe it was when he was writing that little pamphlet of his.

@user-ql6dq6zg6k

6 ай бұрын

And I think the time has come again that we must go through strife so our future children won't.

Can I just say I am really really impressed how well you put this video together. You covered all topics without taking a specific side. You highlighted the highs and lows, benefits and downsides, to both sides and demographics. Very well done sir!

So many generalizations and tropes. A major problem in how a lot of Americans think about politics is they think Blue is Left and Red is Right. It’s not. Both major parties support the rich and oppress the poor. The cultural wars are a perfect tool to keep Americans divided amongst themselves. The thing that true left-wing or socialist politics has is the ability to appeal to the majority. Would you risk your life for a better world for all or a dictatorship of the wealthy? In the civil wars of Russia or Spain for example, or Syria more recently, a big chunk of the army sided with the revolutionary left because they were convinced by the political cause. In all three cases, foreign intervention and internal political division were factors. The Spanish and Syrian revolutions were defeated. The Russian Bolshevik-led rebels were victorious, but at such a cost that most of those that made the revolution in 1917 were dead by the mid 1920s fighting the Right and foreign armies. So the Right won from within under Stalin. I get this analysis from a Marxist perspective. I encourage y’all to check it out and keep your minds open. 👍

@gustavo042

Ай бұрын

Theres no such thing as opression

@DeltaDanner

8 күн бұрын

The problem this line of thinking runs into is how the message is presented to the public. Historically, leftist/socialist movements have been geared towards the working class and highlight struggles that are faced by the majority of the population. In the modern West, and America specifically, the leftists/socialists are engaged in a culture war that pins a small minority of the population against the rest regardless of social/economic class. When 60% of the country is white and the message is that whiteness is evil you are missing out on a majority of the nation. Fighting against oppression and the rich establishment is a great way to garner support, but that support is being thrown away when they label anyone who doesn’t 1000% agree with them an “oppressor” and when the establishment co-ops their talking points. Look at Bud Light and Target championing leftist talking points and getting hit in the wallet for it. Look at the backlash towards “wokeness” in media and how it’s affecting the profits of companies that were universally loved ten years ago. Alternatively, read Kaczynski’s “the systems neatest trick” to understand how the establishment uses “revolutionaries” to their advantage. Leftists/socialists could gain major support from a disenfranchised and rapidly-sinking middle class but they are getting in their own way by painting with a broad brush and appealing to groups that are a fraction of a fraction of the total population. You will not get the workers of the world to unite if you treat a majority of them as evil racists and tell them their way of life is a problem that needs solved.

I think the bigger threat to this scenario is an outside force trying to swoop in because we're a mess.

@ncrshane1919

Жыл бұрын

That could honestly be a good thing though, this country is never stronger than when we are threatened by outside forces.

@reactionarydm

Жыл бұрын

I find that highly unlikely. Very few countries could even get here. It'll really come down to the personal courage and morals of naval commanders, but I'm pretty sure they have a contingency plan in case of civil war, to basically shield the country from foreign intervention while the internal war brews, and then submitting to whatever regime emerges from the ashes. Also, the United States might well be the single hardest country to occupy on earth. Maybe second after Russia, due to sheer land mass and armed citizenry. And like another comment said, Americans banding together when such a threat emerges.

@ShamanMcLamie

Жыл бұрын

@@reactionarydm Yeah, a lot of people seem to think countries will heavily intervene in a second American Civil War, but no one is really in a position to. The Left is so outmatched that nobody will likely have time to seriously intervene by the time it is over. Moving troops across the oceans to intervene in another country is a massive logistical undertaking and to move enough troops and assets to tilt the balance of an American Civil would be virtually impossible for anyone, but the US. Europe is heavily dependent on the US to defend it, Russia is getting beat in Ukraine in large part do to bad logistics. How do they hope to meddle in America. China lacks a large blue water Navy and likely has many of the same logistical problems Russia has. That's not to mention the US has nukes and nobody is going to want to end up on the wrong end of those. Also a lot of people seem to think that Russia would back the Republicans and the Europe would back the Democrats, but they're looking at it all wrong. Europe and America's allies will want to end the war as soon as possible and Russia, China and America's enemies will want to prolong it. For America's allies who depend on America for their defense and maintaining the global system of trade and peace, their primary interest would be in ending an American Civil War as fast as possible to get things back to normal as fast as possible. I think it's far more likely they diplomatically convince left wing factions to give up sooner once it is obvious the right would win. For Russia and China they'll back whoever they need to to drag out the conflict likely only with weapons, supplies and money. With America out of action they can run amuck and achieve their own geopolitical goals.

@FrankieJames7

Жыл бұрын

@@reactionarydm even without a civil war, there is nothing that can guarantee the navies and air forces of nato can stop Russia or China. We don't know what the space front will be like, and the cyber armies and still untested. You are also forgetting the Indian front, england spain and america never finished the genocide, and are out numbered by Indians who know that this is their land. Never forget you're in enemy country

@AegontheDragoncock

Жыл бұрын

@@FrankieJames7 u high bro or slow?

“When tyranny becomes law, revolution becomes duty”

@kevinkelleher8708

Жыл бұрын

Let's Go Brandon. 🇺🇸

@xxd2775

Жыл бұрын

80% of the US Military voted for Biden according to BeautheFifthColumn (who is a vet in the South) This was before Jan 6th and the end of Roe vs Wade. Most of the FBI would also support the Left. Between abandoning the Kurds, insulting the US Army, getting a Seal killed and Eighty MILLION DOLLAR PLANE destroyed in Yemen Trump is the MOST HATED PRESIDENT by the US Military! Most female soldiers and some Rural women will support the Pro-Equality Progressive Left over the Pedophile, Pro-Rape, Pro-Incest Right! Hookers too! (Left has a massive morale and intel advantage) At least 15% of the US Military is Nonreligious. They will be some of the best fighters in the Military. Meanwhile, the most conservative elements tend to be the ones that are unstable and ineffective in a real fight. Black, Jewish, Ukrainian, Polish and Russian-Americans would fight and exterminate the Right! Jan 6th showed how pathetic the Right is. Even with the help of traitorous veterans like Ashley Babbitch and racist cops they failed miserably! And they were treated with Kiddy Gloves plus Trump delayed the DC National Guard!!! Drones easily curbstomp Soldiers as shown in Ukraine. The Left has Drones (due to being rich and having a real technological edge) and Hackers. (Most mining is done by machines) France could have ended WW2 back in 1939 had they just committed to an offensive. Germany had NO EFFECTIVE TROOPS in the French border! The Chinese would have easily beat the martial Mongols had they have access to Drones. (Something the Left has much more than the Right) Ukraine has used Drones to decimate Russian infantry, artillery and navy! (Same when fighting the Japanese) Mississippi is a raw, cancer, obese-ridden shithole. Relies on California’s taxes to the Feds as its main income. Their primary source of Healthcare is Doctors without Borders!!! One of the biggest cities in Mississippi is full of black people. They have nothing to lose but everything to gain by massacring the racist white conservatives! Mattis won’t be leading the Conservative rag-tag militias. It would be Cancun Cruz and Pedophile Roy Moore! (Mattis hates Trump and Flynn is just a Sychopant) With just a few keystrokes Leftist hackers easily turn the Conservative areas into a fiery hellhole!!! Their ability to farm, mine or move all relies on electronics!

@billreynolds6264

Жыл бұрын

"If we make peaceful revolution impossible, we make violent revolution inevitable." John F. Kennedy

@deejayimm

Жыл бұрын

@@billreynolds6264 yeah and look what happened... Him and his brother pissed off the military industrial complex by fighting them on going to war, and they both got killed for it. Immediately afterwards, the Gulf of Tonkin lie, and they got their War. Honestly this country is so fucked I don't think there's any way to fix it even with a full-on revolution. If you listen to the CEO of Atlas shelters it's pretty apparent that all of the Rich and powerful people in America have multiple bunkers and months if not years worth of supplies for when something like this happens. All of the bastards ruining this country will disappear and reappear after everything's done, to pick right up where they left off.

@breakingbadenterprise328

Жыл бұрын

White supremacist create laws to oppress other groups then when the same laws are applied to them, it’s tyranny.

In 1985 my mom warned me about the 20's saying it's the ROARING 20'S where war and corruption and disease thrive and the end is a pivot after a civil war where a new revolution evolves by 2030 and a depression continues until 2040 then the economy rebounds. It's basically a really long cycle.

@robertlombardo8437

14 күн бұрын

Well our version of the roaring 20s started with a worldwide plague and the theft of our rights as a result. So, no roaring or partying here.

Why can’t we all as Americans agree on lower taxes, no more money overseas, American grown and produced products, and defending our own borders and stop with sending our military and weapons overseas?

@chesterwilberforce9832

16 сағат бұрын

Because our billionaires would never allow it.

@edwinwheatley2732

16 сағат бұрын

@@chesterwilberforce9832 maybe the people need to find a billionaire or two who would not only allow it but support it.

One point that I didn't hear in this well thought out presentation (or I missed it) is that the U.S not only has a huge beloved Military but there are also millions of Veterans. A great deal of them are highly experienced combat veterans of twenty years of recent wars. That is also a huge factor when determining what side would win depending on which side each veteran chose to fight with. It would also drag out a war a lot longer with resistance and all out refuse to surrender mind-sets

@thomasmaughan4798

Жыл бұрын

I have no research to support my belief but I suspect most veterans, particularly those that "re-upped", will support the *constitution* and that seems to mean red states; liberty, no covid lockdowns, things like that. Democrats stomp on the 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th Amendments and don't even acknowledge the 10th.

@bluemackzeiler3313

Жыл бұрын

I would 100% follow our veterans over our military. I feel that's why they're so mistreated now they are definitely the biggest threat to this government and the government knows it they train them

@tb7771

Жыл бұрын

As a 14 year veteran who has lived in big cities and rural areas working with the public. The vast majority of us are pro right. The left wants to constantly decrease our pay and demonize us. The right honors us and most importantly the Constitution. I have personally never met an extreme left veteran, although I am certain they exist. Most Democrat veterans are in the middle and love our country and the Constitution. The far left wants to destroy that. Many Democrat veterans have expressed to me that they will vote Republican. The Democrat's messed up when they went from the middle and moved closer to the far left.

@The_Real_Frisbee

Жыл бұрын

Personally, I'd imagine that most in the military would betray the government if we went to war. The officer corp would stay, but the enlisted would slowly switch sides the longer the war goes on.

@thomasmaughan4798

Жыл бұрын

@@The_Real_Frisbee " but the enlisted would slowly switch sides the longer the war goes on." A case is made that this will descend into chaos, there won't be two sides, but instead, dozens of "sides". Each state would become its own nation, more or less, as each state already has its own Guard units. David Brin's "the Postman" is instructive; many people will support re-establishing the Constitution of the United States and it will require strong leadership and not often mentioned, *communications* that are somewhat reliable.

I love the Guilt/Shame/Fear/Anxiety culture map. Great way to start thinking about how different people are given completely different starting points for thinking about their world.

@wilber19541

Жыл бұрын

No dumbass it's my world,now get the fuck off it....and you are absolutely right. Just take Ads,for an example. Are based upon your emotions..fear,anxiety,. Welcome to dante's inferno...now buckle your seat belt and have a nice ride....merry Christmas

@twitter.comelomhycy

Жыл бұрын

Or rather not thinking about their world

@S_MrWeeb

Жыл бұрын

honestly it seems accurate the way this war would go down but we would just end up right back where we started neither side of the us goverment cares about its people

@cult_of_odin

Жыл бұрын

My map is "my people. My republic". Thats it. Everything else is the enemy.

@unsrescyldas9745

Жыл бұрын

Wahhabis in the Middle east are also guilt based hence they actually never have a single middle eastern group of people supporting them, rather individual young men from all around the world, ISIS is a good example of this, where almost half of the fighting men weren't born in either Iraq or Syria.

Insightful well-done

Having north Jersey Red and south Jersey Blue on that map is hilarious.

@ralphholiman7401

5 ай бұрын

Same way with Maryland. You see more confederate flags in south Maryland than you do in Mississippi and Alabama.

I love how you talked about how we are incentivized to hate each other. It’s a horrible thing. Our differences are deep, but hate is not the only way to respond to the differences.

@robw1571

Жыл бұрын

Acutally our differences are pretty shallow, we're just told to focus on what makes us different.

@TexanIndependence

Жыл бұрын

@@robw1571 Our differences WERE shallow back in the 1990's when Bill Clinton signed the Defense of Marriage act and Clinton signed tough-on-crime laws (written ironically by Joe Biden of all people), etc. After 2008, the Democrats went all-in on trying to mainstream radical ideologies, with amazing success albeit at the cost of national unity and the eventuality of sparking a civil war with the people who still like the founders eventually when that ideology comes for their religion, their guns or their statues (as it did recently but then backed off for a while). As Obama put it, people who "Cling to their bibles and their guns". You don't have to cling to something if nobody's trying to take it away.

@janehrahan5116

Жыл бұрын

Texans mostly right. The seeds were planted throughout the cold war. This really has been brewing forever. Without a red menace on the forefront of the mind it's going to boil over.

@thelitmango6333

Жыл бұрын

@@TexanIndependence bro stop watching Andrew tate and puke up the red pill, you are as lost as a Democrat.

@garretth8224

Жыл бұрын

@@TexanIndependence By radical left ideologies what are you referring to?

Everyone who says, "I want a revolution" really doesn't want a revolution, they want to take power and tell others what to do. A real revolution takes lots of time, planning, coordination and work, all the things that most saying we should have a revolution don't want to do.

@keenumman1

Жыл бұрын

I just want to raid and eat my neighbors. Looks like meats back kn the menu boys.

@drake1896

Жыл бұрын

I don't see it tbh. Both of them want the same thing, but the people sitting just saying they want a revolution aren't leaders, so why would they be more power hungry then the leaders and planners?

@drake1896

Жыл бұрын

Someone who says I want a revolution isn't necessarily just power hungry. It just means that they believe the issues in society can't be fixed for a long term period purely by reform.

@nopressure6986

Жыл бұрын

An actual Revolution also requires the understanding that most of the governing body needs to go instead of just the half you don’t like.

@JagerIV

Жыл бұрын

Eh, I sort of want a revolution, because on our current path our options seem to be tyranny or civil war, with civil war the optimistic outcome. I'm also aware I have no ability to actually determine any of this, and most likely I'll just get drafted by whoever ends up in charge of where I live. So it's a wish with no power behind it. And who knows, I might just be overly pessimistic and things will just work out.

Thank You Very Informative!!!

My guess is the side that knows its gender, doesn’t need safe spaces, doesn’t fear guns, and isn’t on 12 different pills to help with anxiety.

Civil war is the most painful thing that could happen to a country. In a war against foreigners (offensive or defensive), an entire country is united against a single, visible foe. You know who to trust. You know who your enemies are. In a civil war, you don't know who your enemies are. They could be someone you walk by on the streets, they could be your neighbors, they could even be your own families. My American friends, please don't give up on your own people.

@somethingsomething8511

Жыл бұрын

"...please don't give up on your own people." That's entirely dependent on what those people want to force me to do.

@aliensinmyass7867

Жыл бұрын

America is a diverse place, white Americans don't see ethnic minorities as their own people.

@InciniumVGC

Жыл бұрын

We're circling down the drain. The Rubicon has been crossed. War is inevitable because the two sides have fundamentally incompatible sets of values. A globalist, socialist worldview versus a classical liberal Christian one.

@ryeguy7941

Жыл бұрын

@@aliensinmyass7867 leftists don't even see White Americans as people.

@generalgrizzly7914

Жыл бұрын

agreed an american civil war would be disastrous with many globe over either having feelings of despair or sheer joy as many countries such as russia, Iran and china would take the chance to commit to several foreign policies that were off the table before. Additionally I could see foreign powers having vested interests in helping certain sides depending on how the civil ar breaks out. If its a complete fracture Texas would find many countries suddenly willing to give aid, if its a 2 way split then I could see the acting president if the situation dire enough calling in article 5 and the rebel faction either being strong armed into diplomacy or be swiftly crushed. either way I think many Americans would try their best to stay away from civil war and that despite differences I would not wanna kill my own people.

Afghanistan might be a terrifying example of a rural martial folk being able to dominate the urban population.

@jgdooley2003

Жыл бұрын

Another example from history is the Pol Pot regime of the Khmer Rouge which destroyed the urban educated class in Cambodia in the 1970's.

@Maya-ls3ky

Жыл бұрын

Urban population makes up 18% of Afghanistans population compared to like 60% in the US Additionally the US economy is massively built in Urban areas and most military aged people live in urban areas and lean more Liberal. A Republican army of 47 year old Boomers and Karen’s who spam Ben Shapiro, Tim Pool and Qanon on Facebook is not a civil war fighting army yet it’s the average Republican voter Another factor you forget is that the US military is largely made up of liberal leaning demographics

@zerosum3348

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! So far, the similarities are already alarming. One of the things that can effectively lure a rural population into opposing liberal change (which in Afghanistan means free markets and American influence), is the appeal to religion. A "return" to religious law is the siren of the Taliban and if we actually pay attention, we can see that the Christian Nationalists are doing the same thing.

@jgdooley2003

Жыл бұрын

@@zerosum3348 In 1922 Ireland became an independent state free from British influence. Another set of dictatorial masters took over in the form of the Roman Catholic Church and political operators in thrall to the dictats of Rome. All forms of modern treatment of women and children were not allowed while other countries in Europe allowed them such as contraception, abortion, women being allowed to work and earn equal pay etc. Only in the last 3 decades has Ireland shaken off the shackles of religious political rule and domination. I have seen the psycholical effects of this over emphasis in my own family in that some of them had to attend regular church services out of fear of losing their jobs rather than any deeper religious conviction other than base fear of social opprobrium and loss of status and earnings. Seperation of church and state is now an accepted part of irish political life and the secularisation of key areas such as education, childcare and health continues apace.

@The_WatchList

Жыл бұрын

@@zerosum3348 And we need more Christian values here in the US. It's the moral and societal foundations that made us great in the first place, as we have drifted away, we've worsened. I don't want a theocracy, but culturally we ought to reconnect to our roots

Very Thoughful and very well said! Thank you!

That thumbnail is hilarious.

When you're too young to become the next Caesar but young enough to die for him :(

@WilliamMcAdams

Жыл бұрын

It should be our honor to die for the next Caesar; if this fictional man actually wore the mantle.

@devvv4616

Жыл бұрын

Feel like its not youth keeping most people from becoming the next caesar lol. Pretty sure young Caesar was still a brilliant man

@1mol831

Жыл бұрын

Old enough to die for him

@Sunrah

Жыл бұрын

you can be the next caesar, or more likely the next mao, either way you can make it into the annals of history

@hardrada3534

Жыл бұрын

@@WilliamMcAdams Ron Desantis i'm here to serve xD

It's like Les Miserables (the musical), where the students (and by extension most of the cast, including Jean Valjean) are all baffled that no one is as radical as they are...

@TumultuousTitan

Жыл бұрын

Valjean wasn't a radical. He was a parent. He wasn't there for the cause. He was there because Cossette had become smitten with Marius and wanted Valjean to keep him safe.

@BasedRanger

Жыл бұрын

Okay, who invited the theater kids? Kidding! Don't boo me 😅

@pierren___

Жыл бұрын

Les Misérables is a book 🤦‍♂️

@basileusbasil4041

Жыл бұрын

@@pierren___ and movie, and a musical. Les Misérables is many things.

@pierren___

Жыл бұрын

@@basileusbasil4041 no

Great work but if I may, you totally left out the influence factor. Our first civil war was greatly influenced behind the scenes by a prominent member of British Parliament. Lord Palmerston was behind the south getting its weapons as well as making money from the “East India company”. We have modern versions of Lord Palmerston.

@freyavalentina3153

2 күн бұрын

correct. Americans seem to think all these problems are home grown. They are not. We are infiltrated and bleeding out with foreign collaborators.

Great video, really enjoyed it.

In all honesty, I know for a fact that a world without a United States would become a more bloody one.

@altobug83

Жыл бұрын

A bloody greater one for sure

@ded_omlt4934

Жыл бұрын

But it will provide opportunities to other countries. as history shows, decline of some society brings rise to some other. But period of complete chaos is still probably be there, and we probably don't have a chance to stop that. welcome the Lost Generation 2.0

@nomanor7987

Жыл бұрын

Tell that to the millions dead in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and Syria.

@guilhermedavitoria4346

Жыл бұрын

Isn’t that what happens whenever any great civilisation falls?

@doublepiedavid8908

Жыл бұрын

In the short term, yes, but long term the US has causes more foreign problems than it solves

The capital wasn't stormed by rebels. They were let in and led around.

@mykemech

Жыл бұрын

And the troublemakers were led and egged on by federal and police infiltrators.

@joaquinspandex7870

Жыл бұрын

And it's obvious.

@Turk_

Жыл бұрын

it was stormed by a bunch of worthless criminals being used as pawns in a coup

@jbm0866

Жыл бұрын

While I believe all who went in the capitol building should be punished, that was the worlds weakest "insrrection"...so much so if thats what we truly want to call it, insurrection loses it's meaning. I'm not 100% sure, but I don't believe anyone open carrying outside the building were dumb enough to take their weapons inside. There was actually only one person who died of gunshot wounds, and that was a female airforce veteran who got caught up in the moment and rushed into the capitol chamber and was mowed down by secret service. How is that for "taking over the government?"

@odelldaniel7868

Жыл бұрын

@@jbm0866 Ashly Babbit was crawling through a window when she was murdered

You did a really great job with this! Thank you for taking the time to make it!

When I joined the military as an officer I took an oath to uphold and defend the constitution. This meant I had to obey all lawful orders. I don't think anyone serving in the military takes that oath casually as you seem to think.

@MrCenturion13

11 күн бұрын

Agreed. As CS Lewis once remarked, "The civilians idea of military life is simply fantastic". There are some things he is too young to know. He needs to expand his circle of friends.

@iczar5

Күн бұрын

What about unlawful orders?

Am I the only one watching this after the Texas border issue?

@pirbiphx3017

6 ай бұрын

But even there, federal agents sided with Texas. Captain Dementia was rebuffed. I think the political rhetoric is bouncing around echo chambers that fail upon being released into the real world.

@dutube99

6 ай бұрын

no, but that will fizzle out, with any luck

@elderscrollsbladesfan

6 ай бұрын

Texas bord issue is moronic. Also, believing that Texans would succeed from the rest of America is idiotic. Where will all of them get their pension money from? What about all the public assistance? Who would defend Texas from any other Country coming up that way?

@88gcllc

6 ай бұрын

@@elderscrollsbladesfansecede fool. Success is obviously something you have missed out on. Texas is the most valuable state in the union, enjoy no food or energy.

@xostler

6 ай бұрын

@@elderscrollsbladesfan bruh are you a US citizen? Because those things are handled at the state level already… the National guard is literally a state level institution. So is pension a lot of times (I know for certain for state employees) and so is public assistance. Social security is Ponzi scheme that’s broke already. The feds only do the same thing they’ve always done: make it worse by spending more. California gets 30% of National welfare budget even though they only make no 10% of the population. Anything that’s considered national military complex is already hashed out in Congress to be dispersed in as many states as possible. So US needs Texas a lot more than they need the US. I promise Texas will be fine if it gets rid of the parasites lmfao

1) Depending on the country, the Right might have just had enough 2) I've seen wars where those who were in it struggle with PTSD down the line (and who technically won the war) got backstabbed by the politicians I would just grab my family and leave. I know how to protect myself and I know a lot of the Right (in my social group) will join me. We can protect ourselves but there's no way we are fighting for a bunch of people who don't care about us and will only use us.

@stevencooper4422

Жыл бұрын

Cascadia will become a homeland.

@sovietunion7643

Жыл бұрын

i would suggest becoming a prepper. you don't have to leave if you have a plan to stay safe. pick an isolated farm town to move to, stock up on supplies or minor luxuries if you feel like it, maybe even build an underground bunker if you are really concerned. you don't have to move countries, because the storm will pass, and god willing the country will be better for it afterwards

@movingforward3030

Жыл бұрын

@@sovietunion7643 3rd world country. We have prepping covered. 😉

@draconisthewyvern3664

Жыл бұрын

@@sovietunion7643 the communist regime of romania still went up the mountains, british still went after the mostly neutral colonials in the mountains forcing them to pick a side. it frankly doesn’t matter how remote you’re in the face of tyranny.

@AbuBased731

Жыл бұрын

L+Dishonored+Bloodline ended+Go seppuku

Just found ur channel, nice

I don’t know if you have realized it yet, but I think you’re creating a whole new school of historiography. I would love to be one of your PhD students if only history given me that chance. Please keep up the excellent work, and please also keep down your larger meta thoughts as you create a very thought-provoking and objectively correct lens for looking at our past .

Any student of history will recognize that civil wars are horrifying events and will hope they never live through one

@fearlesspotato3429

Жыл бұрын

I think only those who live through the end of a good period could say that. Because I as a 21 year old Venezuelan that has not lived a single year of his life in a not terrible state of the Nation couldn't wish more that one day I wake up with the news of a coup that evolves in a civil war and many of the people my age think the same since well simply putt most of us have not much to lose but our lives and that might sound as much but when you see your friends starving while the rich bureaucrats eat caviar on national TV life doesn't have much of a value to a young mans eyes.

@music79075

Жыл бұрын

@@fearlesspotato3429 This is the Truth. Meaning and Desperation rationally outweigh everything else on the hierarchy of needs... Until you are too hungry to think rationally. Then its what can create a future where you can eat. It's why Immortan Joe in Mad Max Fury Road is unironically the good guy in that story. Everybody gets water and food when he rules and all he wants in return is a harem that he puts in the most lavish conditions available.

@monsieurcondottiero2685

Жыл бұрын

You don’t even need to look that far. Ask anybody living in Syria 2011-2019 and you’ll learn plenty about what it’s like to live through a civil war :| they still happen

@Princess_Celestia_

Жыл бұрын

@@fearlesspotato3429 "Because I as a 21 year old Venezuelan that has not lived a single year of his life in a not terrible state of the Nation" I feel for you. My mother was born in Venezuela, so I grew up hearing stories of how nice of a place it used to be, it really saddens me that it became such a bad place to live.

@bloodrain1776

Жыл бұрын

@@fearlesspotato3429 no te agüitas guey los ricos gringos democratas te van a dedicar un canción de un abusador para que te sientes mejor 🙂

As part of that 10% of your viewers who is not young ( 62) or male ( female) good job, well thought out references are so clear that this grandma can follow with ease.... keep these coming you are a voice of clarity in our increasingly foggy world

@user-hn3uu3gj2g

Жыл бұрын

Get off Facebook and deep KZread grandma and maybe you will actually learn something

@ClockworkFlips

Жыл бұрын

@@user-hn3uu3gj2g this is literally a well-informed historian youtuber analyzing data to predict the outcome of an arguably inevitable conflict. what the fuck are you talking about “get off deep youtube”. and go where? the mainstream media? shes right where she belongs.

@theman57211

Жыл бұрын

@@user-hn3uu3gj2g shut up what r u even saying

@christiandauz3742

Жыл бұрын

80% of the US Military voted for Biden according to BeautheFifthColumn (who is a vet in the South) This was before Jan 6th and the end of Roe vs Wade. Most of the FBI would also support the Left. Between abandoning the Kurds, insulting the US Army, getting a Seal killed and Eighty MILLION DOLLAR PLANE destroyed in Yemen Trump is the MOST HATED PRESIDENT by the US Military! Most female soldiers and some Rural women will support the Pro-Equality Progressive Left over the Pedophile, Pro-Rape, Pro-Incest Right! Hookers too! (Left has a massive morale and intel advantage) At least 15% of the US Military is Nonreligious. They will be some of the best fighters in the Military. Meanwhile, the most conservative elements tend to be the ones that are unstable and ineffective in a real fight. Black, Jewish, Ukrainian, Polish and Russian-Americans would fight and exterminate the Right! Jan 6th showed how pathetic the Right is. Even with the help of traitorous veterans like Ashley Babbitch and racist cops they failed miserably! And they were treated with Kiddy Gloves plus Trump delayed the DC National Guard!!! Drones easily curbstomp Soldiers as shown in Ukraine. The Left has Drones (due to being rich and having a real technological edge) and Hackers. (Most mining is done by machines) France could have ended WW2 back in 1939 had they just committed to an offensive. Germany had NO EFFECTIVE TROOPS in the French border! The Chinese would have easily beat the martial Mongols had they have access to Drones. (Something the Left has much more than the Right) Ukraine has used Drones to decimate Russian infantry, artillery and navy! (Same when fighting the Japanese) Mississippi is a raw, cancer, obese-ridden shithole. Relies on California’s taxes to the Feds as its main income. Their primary source of Healthcare is Doctors without Borders!!! One of the biggest cities in Mississippi is full of black people. They have nothing to lose but everything to gain by massacring the racist white conservatives! Mattis won’t be leading the Conservative rag-tag militias. It would be Cancun Cruz and Pedophile Roy Moore! (Mattis hates Trump and Flynn is just a Sychopant) With just a few keystrokes Leftist hackers easily turn the Conservative areas into a fiery hellhole!!! Their ability to farm, mine or move all relies on electronics!

@carolinan3353

Жыл бұрын

@@user-hn3uu3gj2g she didn’t do anything to you leave her alone

Conservatives... we have guns. Didn't need to watch a second of this video to find this out

You hit it out of the park with this one!! Thank you

As a young man I feel that this situation puts most of us in a precarious situation. Most people my age, especially young men, feel no political attachment and seem to be unable to decide for themselves. This makes me nervous as to what would happen to people if started to polarize.

@starshade7826

Жыл бұрын

They would go in the direction their immediate family goes in, most likely. No one wants to be on opposite sides with their brother.

@MadMax-el2el

Жыл бұрын

The lack of good honest role models does not help. Here us quick list to distribute as needed. Jordan Peterson's 12 rules for life or just his lectures are a good place to start. The lecture/video on men being monsters is a very important video to watch og mandino's the greatest salesman Marcus aurelius's meditations Sun suz's art or war Most can be found here on KZread with a quick search.

@Leathal

Жыл бұрын

“Conan, what is best in life?” “To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women.” (aimless young men will return to monke, commit atrocities, and almost certainly feel a strong sense of comradery and purpose - at least until the conflict is over)

@WavveBoi

Жыл бұрын

@@Leathal I'm ok with that

@stevenshoemaker8326

Жыл бұрын

I for one will be a Christian fascist crusading against (((them)))

Me living in a conservative city inside a generally liberal county in California: Welp

@NewArmies

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like a bloody frontline 💀

@okami425

Жыл бұрын

@@kidwiththehat2016 sheeeit you're in saint Louis too?! Jk

@lIllIlllIlIllIlllIlIllIlllIl

Жыл бұрын

Liberal Californians trying to accomplish anything other than infighting: Whelp..

@blankblank1949

Жыл бұрын

Back to the rooftop man, and get your korean friends oh dont forget crates of ammo

@hectormedrano4117

Жыл бұрын

@@blankblank1949 I’ve considered learning to shoot a gun. Should really get around to that. Thankfully it’s pretty easy

One side grows almost all of the food…

@duncanodeeshoes1003

23 күн бұрын

One side controls all the money and controls all the ports

@Mark-ee5yr

14 күн бұрын

@@williamseifarth4181 and the other side has all the money, and can get food, the ones that grow the food won't have any food.

Those who want to be left alone will be conquered by the ppl who want to win.

One thing I would add is that currently both sides are engaged in de-humanization of the other which I think could really lead to some serious atrocities beyond the realms of conventional warfare.

@katiedanner1

Жыл бұрын

Trump hasn't said anything nearly as bad as Biden's Red speech.

@Vaeldarg

Жыл бұрын

Can you call it a "both sides" thing, when the left tends to just call the right mentally unwell fascists, while the right tends to call the left child-eating/trafficking, evil-worshipping, election-stealing, city-burning, murderous lizard people whose leaders are scheming through secret societies to control the world?

@nitroxylictv

Жыл бұрын

They are only dehumanizing if you look at the extremes. I think being human is a big part of both sides. With the right being human means working hard and achieving your goals that you set for yourself and with the left its working through your mistakes and learning from them. The center right/left dont dehumanize each other and in fact some right wingers and left wingers agree on a lot of things like firearm rights and legalization of marijuana. I think we need both center right and center left politics to have a stable society, but not the far left and right we have now.

@DaveSmith-kb5nk

Жыл бұрын

@@nitroxylictv we don’t need the left, they support pedophilia and white genocide

@robrob3325

Жыл бұрын

Yaaa bc of what jo said an 18 year old was ran over by a 42 year old left wing guy , he walks on 50k bail, the left needs to go if they keep this shit up

It's amazing how much people let influence how the act towards each other. I myself am pretty right-wing but my best friend who I know for more than 12 years now is far-left. We never let politics tear our friendship apart and the civilized political discussions we have every now and then are very refreshing.

@bloodrain1776

Жыл бұрын

Look up Cayler Ellingson Just something to think about

@brandon3231

Жыл бұрын

That's very good to hear. I'm glad you and your best friend don't allow the ramblings of power hungry, bossy egomaniacs (that's how I personally view most politics) divide you

@BavarianHobbit

Жыл бұрын

@@bloodrain1776 Yeah, but I am not an american. My buddy and I are german.

@damianpos8832

Жыл бұрын

@@BavarianHobbit well this winter will be real test of your friendship...

@what_have_you_done

Жыл бұрын

@@damianpos8832 why?

@Whatifalthist you should post history literature and websites for people to self study, that would be awesome.

Great video!

I remember watching your video 5 years ago (when I was in high school) and thinking, “I’m going to sub to this guy but I hope he fixes his audio.” You haven’t fixed your audio.

@bloopityblorp6365

Жыл бұрын

Mega lul

@atomicshadowman9143

Жыл бұрын

Echoey bathrooms are perfect recording studios 🤣

@ramennight

Жыл бұрын

At this point its part of his branding.

@sovietunion7643

Жыл бұрын

@@atomicshadowman9143 bruh i thought you said "backrooms" for a second and just imagined whatifalthist in some vent or something hiding from entities while trying to make his videos lol

@ryanreuben1407

Жыл бұрын

its part of the charm tbh

I live in a super blue New England state but you'd never know it in my area. A civil war would not be by state, more like by county and township.

@TioMogi

6 ай бұрын

As someone in South Central PA, right on the edge of blue Philly, blue hburg, blue bmore/DMV, and deep red suburban/rural PA.. I completely agree

@1stcivdiv81

6 ай бұрын

Not necessarily. Look the states of Kentucky and Missouri in the civil war.

@jayrowe6473

6 ай бұрын

@@TioMogi No, Americans can't step out of their comfortable daily routines. They expect instant results and completion of anything challenging. Look what a dismal failure the fake "insurrection" turned out to be. Any "Civil War" will be _that_ on steroids.

@heraclitus6100

6 ай бұрын

the next civil war will not look anything like the first one. Just like WW2 looked nothing like WW1. @@1stcivdiv81

@HanseaticConsortium

6 ай бұрын

State or county, Republicans win. I can’t believe this is even a question. They/them nonbinary crybabies vs gun loving patriots? No brainer!

You forgot that conservatives are conservative. They don’t overthrow governments. Name once when they did.

Guns vs Spatulas & Dildos 🤡

I am 61, I am retired Military, I have served 18 years outside of the US. I am , as you know from this video, conservative. Your video is outstanding. I now subscribe. Money does a bit, but, in the end and in my opinion, I think money will not be a deciding factor in the minds of people, ideology is the deciding factor. This video is truly in line with my thoughts and conversations I have had with many people. Thank you

@donnie7013

Жыл бұрын

The problem is people are far too comfy with the status-quo and do not want to break the simplicity and constant ease-of-living to change the current state. The only way anything would and could happen is if it was a Federal vs State issue. Thank you for your service as well, I am currently serving myself.

@johnfrymyer8346

Жыл бұрын

@@donnie7013 THank you for your service. Stay safe, stay ocnfident, and do not let the new politics change who you are

@aaronmullenix5409

Жыл бұрын

Ideologically knowing whatever steel... But ideology goes out the window when you get hungry.... Ideology only exists in the imagination of the comfortable

@xenniealsentinel1800

Жыл бұрын

The kid did some good work Comparing if which side could have unity and sustained success After that breakdown How does anyone vote left Lefties would suffer extinction without the efforts of thier opposite Yet righties would.thrive if the left disappeared We don't say perfect coz we know what are issues to our system

@xenniealsentinel1800

Жыл бұрын

The reason we didn't have a new.civil war are the same reasons we would win

The American Civil War was very unique with standing army's going head to head. That being said a second would probably look like other countries versions with pockets of fighting and various forms of gorilla tactics

@williammangelsen3795

Жыл бұрын

I recon most likely 2nd ACW would either play "Like" the Spanish Civil War (1936) or "Like" the Irish troubles (1960s-1990s).

@KuuchWizard

Жыл бұрын

Gorilla warfare!!1

@einundsiebenziger5488

Жыл бұрын

... armies* ...

@Cryptic0013

Жыл бұрын

I almost wanted to point out that it's 'guerilla' tactics, but... honestly, "Gorilla Tactics" is probably closer to what the lunkheads on both sides are capable of.

@flyingsavage8522

Жыл бұрын

If an actual civil war happened for reasons that weren’t driven by media it would be a full scale army vs army after the us military collapsed. If it’s a civil war driven by the media it will more look like small factions of left wingers using guerrilla tactics on massive militias held by the right, the primary fighting being in government with policy and control. At this point too much of the military is die hard constitutionalist Americans so a civil war would look as it does now, political fighting for control over the institutions that influence the masses, and violence from the political faction who are driving the divide in the first place. This faction like any tyrannical faction of people will use propaganda, lies, false flags, policy, projecting and so much more to be able to control the masses through fear. FYI to sum it up we are already in a civil war, in fact this same civil war is happening in almost every country and nation and it’s all due to the same people, the same people that control the democrat party and much of the Republican Party, the same people who have monopolized world power and are trying to put the nail in the coffin. The two party system was revolutionized to weave out the constituents of the state and the individuals. Constituents of the state will blindly follow the democrat party while the individuals will turn to places they feel don’t represent this only to be lied to by those same people who promise sanctuary and provide none, creating a ideological ghetto for the individuals to be channeled into and targeted by the state. In essence despite being in a civil war it is one that’s been artificially produced by those in power to be able to identify who will conform to the new that they implement or won’t conform. So is it really a civil war if the conflict is created by them themselves or is this just subversion of culture and government projected as civil war.

That was a well thought out, well researched and well presented analysis.

@thepakistanipotato

3 ай бұрын

Good joke 😂

I have no doubt the conservatives would dominate. We have the arms, knowledge, experience, and aren’t afraid of hard work. We also like children to be born and grow up in a traditional loving family.

The texas border problem brought you here, I know

@grants169

6 ай бұрын

Illegal migrants may pour thru Texas, but the "problem" is in the hands of all Americans who pay for it with taxes at gunpoint.

@abrahamcastillo9084

6 ай бұрын

Yup😂

@woulfhound

6 ай бұрын

No, being Canadian brought me here.

@Celtic_Ninja

6 ай бұрын

@@woulfhound escape from Trudeau

@Isrgar79

6 ай бұрын

yup..

I actually disagree with the army part, atleast based on how the army reacts, they seem to be extremely loyal to *america*. So they will always side with the federal government. So I guess it depends who was in power the moment the civil war breaks out

@tomorrowneverdies567

Жыл бұрын

I believe that it would depend on the mindset of the top 20-30 officers at the moment. It is basically impossible for us simple people to predict with some serious accuracy.

@michaelweiske702

Жыл бұрын

The U.S. military takes two oaths, one to protect their country, one to protect their state. In the event of a civil war, these more often than not are mutually exclusive. Conservatives/Republicans tend to put their state above the federal., while Liberals/Democrats tend to put the federal above their state. Therefore, depending on who is in charge of the federal government we will see more or less defectors. A civil war with the conservatives in power will see less defectors than a civil war with the liberals in power.

@GOPGonzo

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelweiske702 More importantly the US Army takes an oath to defend the constitution, not the president. If the administration does something blatantly unconstitutional, like arresting the political opposition, then the army would likely go rebel even if the top generals were aligned with the administration.

@johnminehan1148

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelweiske702 The Army and Air National Guard only. The rest takes an oath tio support and defend the US Constitution and obey officers appointed above them.

@rowerewolf

Жыл бұрын

Something I would consider a likely trigger for civil war would be leftist military commanders ordering the army to fire on American citizens. I can only pray the soldiers would have the strength not to violate their oath to defend the Constitution.

As a conservative Christian former army medic, there’s a part of me that finds hope in your words. However, there’s a factor that you’ve left out of your calculation. The left wing power brokers know and understand most of what you estimate here. This is the reason for the open borders policy that they fight so hard for. It has been reported by many right wing folks that a large percentage of the illegals coming across the borders are fit men and trained by either foreign communist regimes or Islamic terrorists. I’ve personally seen a group of Islamics in black military like uniforms marching in formation beside a mosque. And that was almost 10 years ago. This cannot be an isolated group. The elite left either want to overthrow the country through allowing illegals to over vote us, or they are making preparations by bringing in illegal fighters from other countries to fight in the case of a civil war. I’m not saying we’d lose. But, I believe the fight would be much harder than the case you’ve presented here.

The chart at 2:28 is wrong. Plenty of Republicans are vegetarians, love the environment, and support pro-choice.

I love what Grant did after the surrender of the Confederacy. He showed up in a small community where countless of Rebel soldiers where at and ready to turn in their firearms. Grant told them he wasnt there for their guns and told them to keep their guns. He knew what it meant for the people to keep and bear arms.

@chicagofineart9546

Жыл бұрын

A huge mistake on the part of Grant. It left the impression Confederates could continue to terrorize Black and Brown people with impunity.

@kenb3552

Жыл бұрын

Uh huh - except the story isn't true. But I know that doesn't matter to you.

@chicagofineart9546

Жыл бұрын

@@kenb3552 It is true in fact but that story is a narrative. Executive order given by Grant while the South was under Marshall Law forbade the collecting of weapons. So even though the narrative (story) "He showed up in a small community.".....may not be actually true the directive of Marshall Law made it factually true.

@kbanghart

Жыл бұрын

@@kenb3552 prove it isn't true

@casematecardinal

Жыл бұрын

@@kenb3552 I've never heard the story but would you mind expanding on your statement?

No one would "win." I am amazed at how many people seem to think it would last a week or two, and then everything would go back to normal. Their homes would remain standing. Their job would still be there. The utilities would all stay on. And Bob Evans would be open regular hours serving a full menu.

@iwritechecksatthegrocerystore

Жыл бұрын

I mean they thought that same thing the last time a civil war broke out. “We’ll be home by Christmas” 😂 Either way it’s not going to happen. There aren’t clear enough issues to actually fight over and 90% of the country doesn’t care. This sort of videos are made to rile up the 10% who do. Aka: read the top comments. Those are the sort of keyboard warriors these videos are meant for 😂😂

@lynncarden

Жыл бұрын

Only those who actually lived thu and survived a war like WWII UNDERSTANS THAT ...the current college age morons don't have a clue...Unless the are a history buff and have watched all the old black and white films all of the armies took of battles, concentration camps ect ect.....watch them and see what real war does to every side...

@austinschwebel819

Жыл бұрын

Only one side of the subject is pushing towards this too

@TheRealTaco

Жыл бұрын

@@austinschwebel819 neither side is, stop watching echo chamber media.

@springerworks002

Жыл бұрын

​@@iwritechecksatthegrocerystoreThe 2020 election fraud being proven in court, is pretty clear.

“The sound is so huge, when you’re 22.” - Wayne Coyne

All I want to know is when. I'm sick of being forced to cooperate with a system that attacks my personal worth, my faith and my sense of national pride. This path will not end well.

Not bad. As a graduate of the Army War College, this scenario was discuss and the same determination that you came up with was very similar to our table top discussions regarding. Being retired now, and having seen far to many war zones, I am saddened that our nation has come to a point that this is even a "thing". Also, good reference regarding "Generations". I do believe that as I type this (March 2023), we are at that 4th turning.

@samfisher9413

Жыл бұрын

Why does it sadden you? Even if you don't know this is what you taught for. Political asshats have used soldiers like yourself as paws. From day one. They lie and deceived all of our troops for decades or more.

@destruction1928

Жыл бұрын

It's because people like you that these situations are happening, every time people who literally consider you an enemy made a move, you cowardly said how sad it was, and open your legs for them to f you.

@rb032682

Жыл бұрын

This has become "a thing" because the USA has allowed its citizens to be poisoned by 160 years of csa/kkk "duh lost cause" fairy tale history propaganda.

@BrightResultsMedia

Жыл бұрын

3 replies are censored on your comment. I click. I only see one reply. It’s a brand new world.

@earth7551

Жыл бұрын

Dimitri Dudamans prophecy Jeremiah 51 very chilling

An interesting idea that I had about an American Civil War, which is the thought that a second "Civil war" would be more like the troubles in Ireland, with loosely organized paramilitary groups attacking each other, rather than a convential war like the last one.

@andrewduitsman3918

Жыл бұрын

Maybe the years of lead in Italy where extremes attack each other until the main populous enforces change.

@jwil4286

Жыл бұрын

Maybe like Yugoslavia where there are multiple sides (more than two)

@localcompanion

Жыл бұрын

I agree on this take. I don't think it's going to be nearly as "clean" as the last one. The patriotic Conservatives would be fighting the Nazis and the Communists, who are also fighting each other as well as the Trotskyists and Anarchists, who are all also fighting the Liberals and Libertarians, who are also fighting each other.

@jwil4286

Жыл бұрын

@@localcompanion another model is something similar to Kaiserreich’s Second American Civil War. In it, a military coup happens after the 1937 election, and then the Midwest and Deep South rise up in rebellion (on opposite sides of the political spectrum). Then the west coast refuses to recognize the military junta as the real federal government and goes their own way (also, New England becomes a Canadian puppet).

@andrewduitsman3918

Жыл бұрын

@@localcompanion So, back to the main video, which I think has some major flaws. He makes the claim whichever side gets the support of the military will win. America has had a paramount allegiance clause sense after the Civil War. You are no longer equal parts Georgian and American or Californian or American, you are American. This is especially true of our military which no longer thinks of themselves as a Texas division, Tennessee regiment, or any state they are US soldiers. You could see mass civil unrest even as far as killings and riots with out major military action. You could see that kind of unrest leading to change of a political and social nature, without the idea of rural areas surrounding metropolitan areas like the video suggested. I don't see how people think that an army of hundreds of thousands of American Citizens will march on each other over political ideology, when 60% voter turnout suggest a heated election. Most Americans just don't care enough without a huge insighting incident. The military will not take a side in anything as long as there is an active "Legitimate" power structure.

Brother played one paradox game and thinks he’s a mastermind

Nobody will win.

1. I think you might be shocked how many people WANT something to happen. Not necessarily violence, but an end to the current status quo, whatever that means. 2. There are theoretical relatively peaceful paths, but IMO they basically require a broad number of groups to unite in obliterating the reach of the DC power structure before fracturing into a bunch of smaller nations. IDK how likely that is. There's so much to be gained from being in control of the most powerful thing in the history of the world that there will always be people willing to do anything for the reigns of power. Even the states themselves are largely more powerful than most nations. 3. You are so right about Portland ME. It mystifies me how it's become one of the most insane leftist places in the US. I spent some time there in 2020 and it was bonkers. BLM signs in every window, communist murals all over, homeless dudes clubbing each other in the shadow of the massive civil war monument in the center of the city. Absolutely bizarre to witness.

@1mol831

Жыл бұрын

I’m interested in ur country going to war with themselves. So China would attack Taiwan and be dealt with by Japan and India.

@josedoroteoarangoarambula6012

Жыл бұрын

Saaaaaame!! I agree with number 1 completely. I've been feeling that way for a while now and the more people I talk to, it seems that more and more people feel this way. Especially young men. In all honesty, it feels like secretly all men despise the current status quo/system, and the ones who are vocal about it get outraged upon, or ignored. And the ones who become antifa or soyboys, direct that hatred of the current order towards themselves. But in reality we're all facing the same thing, because everything "just doesn't feel right anymore" you know? Something has to change and people are ready to embrace whatever is coming next.

@ID-ee9hz

Жыл бұрын

This was downtown Portland? Not the suburbs I'm assuming?

@gnenian

Жыл бұрын

@kaeto Americans who can't flee to Scandinavia (and the EUs Secret Arctic Bases there) Flighty Whitey it to Seattle or, if they have no rich Daddies, Portland etc - a Remainer Watching Briton's view of America

@angamaitesangahyando685

Жыл бұрын

NazBol theocracy has never been this close. Incels have nothing to lose but our virginity! Widaehan Suryong KIM IL SUNG taewonsu manmanse! - Adûnâi

Army Infantry Vet here. Every single guy I served with is on the right. Not only that every vet I personally know is on the right...good luck to the left!!

@JUANxxTNAFAN

Жыл бұрын

Just need to get control of the nukes. That’d be the goal… after that, game over

@Midnight_Metro

Жыл бұрын

@@JUANxxTNAFAN Most of the Air Force from what I understand swings left, which is probably gonna be more valuable than the army.

@chriswhinery925

Жыл бұрын

@@Midnight_Metro Nah, the air force would be all but useless in a civil war. If there's another civil war it's not going to take the form of both sides putting on uniforms and fighting traditional battles, it's going to be a guerilla war. Planes and bombs aren't that useful if you don't know which targets to hit because they're all wearing civvies. Sure, the air force COULD theoretically say, "Hey, that town voted 90% for Trump in 2020, must be a lot of right wing militia there, hit it!" But in an age of social media, a campaign that deliberately targets civilians, elderly, women, and children is going to lose all of its claimed legitimacy very VERY fast. Aside from maybe recon I don't see a lot of use for the air force in this scenario.

@Midnight_Metro

Жыл бұрын

@@chriswhinery925 Right, but chances are the left is going to be the legitimate U.S. government in the event of a civil war, which means the left would have access to all the aircraft. Air Force would definitely be impactful and probably critical in the early stages of a civil war.

@richardhansen342

Жыл бұрын

@@Midnight_Metro Jets need JP-8 stop the fuel and they are done.

Interesting video, but the mistake in logic, is that it won't purely be a war between the right and left, it will be a war between whoever holds the Whitehouse and those who breakaway. Since it's unlikely to think of leftwing groups initiating a full on violent rebellion, the most likely scenario is a Democratic president under which a right-wing rebellion occurs. The advantage the left will have then will be institutional control of all major federal institutions, of importance, the army, CIA, and Homeland Security. Yes, there will be breakaway soldiers and agents, but there will remain tens of thousands of federal agents who remain loyal to the side that is giving them a paycheck. The same goes for the military. And at the start of a conflict, blue states will quickly mobilize their national guards and state patrols, and you can expect some red state governors will do the same. The right-wing rebellion will have to overcome major initial disadvantages in order to gain its footing. And you have to consider foreign intervention that would likely side with the side in power. A Nato force could respond with thousands of troops to help stabilize the current regime. And corporations, valuing stability, might leverage private security forces in aide of the existing powers. In any case, while the right has many raw advantages, in the actual most likely rebellion scenario, it would probably begin at a deep disadvantage unless it could quickly execute a military coup that captures Washinton, DC and establish a legitimate power structure that Americans fall in line with.

This summary is like an overview of a college course in history - I will need to listen to this several times to parse it out. Thank you -