• @big_spoon@lemmygrad.ml
    13•8 hours ago

    but what would they fight for? against who? both parties are pro-israel, pro-business, anti-migration and reactionary. the only difference is one of them admits being all those things openly

    • @amemorablename@lemmygrad.ml
      7•7 hours ago

      Seems most likely if there was something, it would be the Trumpian types trying to start some kind of “race war”, or a “war against the elites” (the democrat elites instead of the republican elites) and their main opposition would be “the constitution is sacred” democrats. Fascist infighting, but with them trying to drag minorities into the crossfire to further their white supremacist goals and probably try to drag “leftists” into it to further their red scare cold war 2 goals.

  • Sickos [they/them, it/its]English
    14•10 hours ago

    I am strongly on the side of “the civil war is already happening”. Like, civil cold war, minor skirmishes here and there.

    The problem is that it takes two sides to fight a war, and only one side is fighting currently.

    The war starts once folks start fighting back.

    Please, any and everyone who can, get a gun and learn to use it.

    • Mantikora [none/use any]
      5•6 hours ago

      I’m constantly pointing out that the main problem of the USA and civil war is that bad people have weapons and good ones think they don’t need it. That’s why I wish you don’t go to civil war. Too many good people would die and USA would become true redneck fascist state. We need and want good Americans on the planet. Who will solve this shit if not USA? But yes, my friends, arm yourself, your neighbors have tons of guns.

  • Frogmanfromlake [none/use name]English
    18•10 hours ago

    It’s not happening. I do think there will be more right-wing terrorism regardless of who wins due to anti-immigrant sentiments that both parties are feeding. But the far-right isn’t really organized or in a place to conduct a civil war.

    • davel [he/him]English
      6•10 hours ago

      The capitalist class is fine with both candidates. I don’t see a reason for them to finance a fascist overthrow of a system that works for them. Fascist movements can’t get far at all without bourgeois backing.

      • Guamer [she/her]English
        3•3 hours ago

        Brother, the country was more of a “powder keg” in the 60s and it still didn’t happen. Americans (Chuds mainly) talk a big game about civil war, but in the end the vast majority are too comfortable (And as another commenter aptly pointed out: lazy) to actually put their money where their mouth is and their lives on the line.