[Noumenon]

The way you're phrasing it makes it begs other, more serous questions. But here's your answer anyway:

No one in their right mind actively wants war. Whether I think that there should be another American Civil War begs the question as to its inevitability or avoidability. 'Should there be a war' misses the real point. I'd just as soon see my kids and other kids grow up to face down the Machiavellian, Gramscian scum that dominate our universities and our culture without firing a shot. But the history of the Left and their success in co-opting and corrupting our culture and the very language we use to frame our debates suggests that a peaceful resolution is just not possible.

Would I fight in the next American Civil War - yes, and to the death - or rather, to my enemies' deaths. I will not fire the first shot, but when it starts, I know our enemies well enough to know that there shall be no rules of engagement. There shall be no quarter asked, and none given.

[Triple]

25 was very well put.

I suspect you satisfactorily answered the (snotty?) question.

Best Regards,