[frank ballenger]

Can anyone answer this honest question?

How can Americans be harmonious and united again?

This implies not a perfect union but at least some semblance of “we are all Americans and we are together on this matter” such as in the 1950s and early 1960s when the melting pot did not benefit all people equally but at least didn’t entail beating people up at political gatherings or refusing to accept any differences of viewpoint at family gatherings.

Where do we go from here to avoid physical war?

[ChildOfThe60s]

Where do we go from here to avoid physical war?

Sadly, the only alternative now is to completely submit to the despotism and cruelty of the left. The Republicans in congress are trying their damnedest to do that over the will of the people.

They belong in Dante's Ninth Circle of Hell.

[IrishBrigade]

‘How can Americans be harmonious and united again?’

answer; they can’t...

[wbarmy]

Where do we go from here to avoid physical war?

Forced deportation. One of us has to go and we have the guns.

[Aut Pax Aut Bellum]

Where do we go from here to avoid physical war?
Well, it is an orchestrated effort on the Left's part. For decades now. They have pulled the LGBQT crowd in with them, along with BLM, environmentalists, immigrants,teachers,etc. Each group thinks they are going to get something out of it. The goal is "socialism" which will quickly morph into it's big daddy, Communism. They want it to go peacefully, but Hillary lost. Now they are feeling all their efforts slipping through their fingers. It will become violent if they feel it is needed. Exposing them for what they are might make them go underground for a while again, but I doubt it. They are in the open now, and sprinting for the finish line.

[x]

We are united when we have a common external enemy (and when the government doesn't mess things up by overreaching). Barring that, I don't see much opportunity for harmonious unity. Somebody is always going to be bitterly discontented.

The reason why that seems strange to us is because we have dim memories of when the country was united against the Soviets or against Germany and Japan (and dimmer memories of when government didn't have much power, so there wasn't much to fight over).

That doesn't mean we'll be taking up arms against each other, though. At least not as long as the economy still functions. Most of the country wants a quiet life and doesn't care for ideological warfare.

[gogeo]

Unfortunately, we don’t.