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*Red State nullification intensifies.*

Hmm… :unsure: Sorry to derail here, but I'm half-expecting Canada to follow suit. Doughboy's already a notorious liar who's proven that he'll happily quash protests, so I don't doubt he'd bring back Covid scaremongering, too.

I suppose not, though I think you know what I was getting at. 😉 But yeah; as others have explained, ACW II will be nowhere near as clean or clear-cut as the first. Really, I'd draw more comparisons to not just Syria or the Spanish Civil War (which have already been mentioned), but also the...

Err… I believe you have your threads confused, friend.

Well, assuming it breaks out in the next 5 to 10 years, I'd say. But even then, I doubt it'd be that simple, as I'm quite sure you'd have vindictive Leftist militants and vengeful forces in the Ring-Wing coalition that need to be reigned in. Never mind the all-too-reasonable fear the Right's...

So… what would the outcome of ACW II be, then? Think we know what kind of nightmare a Globalist or Far Left victory would be, which can pretty much be summed up as Agenda 2030 brought to life or Red Terror 3.0 by the American version of Lenin, Stalin, or Mao. But then, not much has been said...

So... what are the odds this would trigger civil wars or resource wars abroad, too? Apologies if you've covered it before, but given how ACW II would take a sledgehammer to the world economy and the current geopolitical order, my guess is that countries that would otherwise celebrate whose...

Frankly, that seems to be the only thing everyone here can agree on, assuming a long-awaited sequel breaks out any time soon. However bad the original ACW was (and it was gritty for sure), I’m quite certain that everyone who either died in or lived through it would be slack-jawed with horror at...

Umm… pretty sure it’d be suicidally dumb of the Feds to nuke their own soil, friend. Maybe you’d get a few crazed general officers and seething ideologues who want to, but ultimately, the costs of nuking your own country, your own infrastructure, and millions of your own citizens outweighs the...

Not much activity here lately, so bringing things back on track: Watched a National Geographic documentary on the War in Ukraine this weekend. Besides lots of NATO kit, they also got creative via improvised hardware, such as toy drones strapped with explosives or 3D printing components. Didn’t...

Like what? If it’s more “sexy accessories”, that won’t reduce the weaponry gap much. But if it’s the “heavy-duty” stuff @LordsFire mentioned earlier, that’s a different story.

Interesting; I don't suppose they've deliberated on any arms-related cases lately? I know they take lots of cases that don't make the headlines all the time, but if they were on the road to legalizing any of the "heavy-duty" stuff you mentioned, odds are that'd create quite the stir.

Late to the party here and likely not the first to think of it, but I don’t suppose you could end up with military surplus all over the place for the rebels and insurgents to pick up? After all, the US left billions of dollars’ of it in Afghanistan and Vietnam, so even ignoring how heavily armed...

Which, as I said before, is why I honestly believe that—however bad the civil wars that ended the Roman Republic must’ve been—they’ll pale when compared to what the Crisis of the 21st Century will bring, something our ungodly weapons and the sheer, global scale of the fighting are sure to exacerbate.