[SkyPilot]

Even if one believes War is inevitable one tries to avoid it. I believe War is inevitable. I also believe when the catylist comes along well all be damned sorry. Everyone.

Thanks for your post.

Unfortunately, I have see real war. Burned bodies twisted in hellish poses. Dead children. The Smell. The horror.

I have had it up to HERE with KeyBoard Warriors and their "Civil War" postings. I hate what the Globalists/Communists/Democrats are doing on a daily basis. If someone wants to stop them and bring on a real Civil War, then do it, and I'll comment on that. Until then, they can shut their collective traps about "war."

[TexasGunLover]

I have had it up to HERE with KeyBoard Warriors and their "Civil War" postings.

So very true. We're no where close to armed CW. We live in a nation where the poor are the richest poor in the world, the rich have the highest quality of life of any humans at any time in the history of humans, and no where near taking up arms.

Short of the unlikely event of door to door gun confiscation, or the suspension of entitlement handouts, it's just not going to happen.

[gogeo]

If someone wants to stop them and bring on a real Civil War, then do it, and I'll comment on that. Until then, they can shut their collective traps about "war."

Shall we address you as "Your Highness," or will "Sir," do?

[ought-six]

I don’t think we’ll have a civil war in the normal sense of the phrase, where an entire nation is involved. Rather, I see the inevitability of several localized actions, no larger than city-wide, and most much smaller than that. They will be contained as such.

However, for those actually caught within those actions it is all relative, as they will relate strictly to what is immediate to them. So, an action in, say, the town of Abracadabra, will be huge to someone in Abracadabra, and that will be all that matters to that person.