[DungeonMaster]

Here's the big difference. At this time, the police and bureaucrats in Germany are Germans. In the USA, a large number of them are hyphenated Americans and people who think that they have a long list of grievances against the majority of Americans. At the same time, the majority of Americans have spent the last half century bending over backwards to address previous injustices and no matter how much we do, they keep digging up new things.

Blood boiling but still reading.

Today, we have to worry about dumb stuff like microaggressions and nonexistent “privilege” because real white-on-nonwhite racism is limited to the occasional outburst by a very small number of people.

We can’t win. The demands for more will never stop. One day, we’ll say “enough!” Then hyphenated bureaucrats will order hyphenated officers to shoot into the crowd at Americans and it will happen.

I'm hopeful that that won't happen. I see the race rabble rousers and yet when I step away from the computer I see nothing of the sort of which they speak. Sure there are big cities that are cesspools but I think big cities have been cesspools since bible times. There is an important lesson there that I only partially get.

[Bryanw92]

>>Sure there are big cities that are cesspools but I think big cities have been cesspools since bible times.

The things I describe will happen in the cities because you need high population density to support the kind of protests and riots necessary to spark the first shots. The violence will spread from there but not as setpiece battles between factions. In the countryside, it will just be minor incidents that escalate quickly to violence out of the fear that the larger violence of the cities will spread.