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>>oceans+(OP)
At the rate things are going, I wonder if America can hold together until the midterm. The Trump regime is acting like it wants a civil war.

If anyone told me in 2024 that America may see its own Tiananmen, I'd have laughed, but I'm not so sure now. I can totally see something similar at a smaller scale, and millions of Americans defending it with "it was necessary to keep law and order."

>>yongji+Zt
Genuine question: is this not a civil war? If this isn't a civil war, what is the difference between this and a civil war?

>>direwo+en1
In the U.S. Civil War several states joined together to break from the nation. I'm not seeing anything like that here.

I am seeing a cold civil war with Pacific states banding together for health initiatives. And states gerrymandering their districts prompting other states to then gerrymander theirs in response. That kind of cold civil war.

Minnesota now calling up their state's national guard is the first sign I see of the cold civil war warming up.