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War is a funny thing historically, unpredictable.

Yup. Ask yourself this. Most Americans have zero desire for a civil war of any kind, and rightly so. They are fat, warm, and comfortable. We're still running on the fumes of 1980-2010. If something were to suddenly happen that makes many or most Americans hungry, cold and desperate, all bets are off. And I think folks would be surprised at how fast an organized force would assemble. Whether that force could be effectively controlled and channeled for a good purpose is another question all together. Moral leadership would need to arise and God only knows where that would come from.

Most Americans have zero desire for a civil war of any kind, and rightly so

But most Americans don't want to live California, Chicago, Philly, or New York. And they don't support what is going on the schools and universities re: DEI, gender reassignment, and anti-white, anti-Jew, anti-Christian discrimination. Most Americans don't support the Woke movement.

If some American loyal to the Constitution started marching and protesting peacefully, I think there would be growing outflow of support for them from all around the country.

If patriotic Americans started marching peacefully, it wouldn't be long before Antifa and BLM and possibly even Woke elements in the government tried to put a stop to it.