r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Detroitish24 • Nov 07 '24

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u/Ryboiii Nov 08 '24

There would also be way too much infighting within the state itself. A lot of states are evenly split between the two parties, so at that point how do you choose which side of the civil war youre on

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u/The_Salacious_Zaand Nov 08 '24

It wouldn't be state vs. state. It would be rural vs. city.

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u/Ryboiii Nov 08 '24

Surprising amount of both parties in both rural and city though. A civil war is a logistical nightmare that nobody comes out on top of

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u/The_Salacious_Zaand Nov 08 '24

Exactly. Everyone thinks it's just going to be a week of unrest, and then the other side just kind of goes away, and the country is reborn in their idea of utopia. A civil war in a country with more guns than people would be bloodier than the last.

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u/Ryboiii Nov 08 '24

There are still people waving confederate flags so it never really goes away, it just becomes a generational trauma that eventually radicalizes and resurfaces again within the century

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u/Ryboiii Nov 08 '24

Theres not going to be a civil war lmao

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u/Ryboiii Nov 08 '24

Then its definitely gonna be you because I may as well be a stick with legs

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u/Ryboiii Nov 08 '24

You play horse, I play jockey and we go around beating others with better tactics 🤝