Unfortunately I think the 8-year-olds understanding of what a civil war would be like makes it probably more likely rather than less. How many confederates would have signed up in 1860 and 1861 if they knew what 1865 would look like? Some, but fewer, I'd guess.https://twitter.com/GrahamGallaghe9/status/1448020049852239883 …
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COIN? not sure i get the acronym
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counter insurgency
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Yes, a civil war in a country that has more guns than people would not be good.
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There's actually a lot of things I'd be more concerned of than gun numbers. Active combatant percentages are never that high, that's not like each combatant having 10 guns is that different than having one or two guns each. I'd first be concerned with things like logistical and-
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Ah but you are forgetting that as an [alpha conservative/sigma lib] I can just [flex my muscles/activate 100% of my brain[ to instantly defeat the [weak soyboy opposition/brainless chud army]
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I mean, it's *possible* to imagine a "short war" scenario. It looks like: conflict between rival power centers, armed services (military and cops) choose mostly one side, a few brief conflicts, everyone gives up.
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Whether that's *likely* depends on imponderables -- if Blue or Red seized power in that way, how many people are *actually* willing to go out and fight as insurgents? Hard to say.
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Things have gotten to the point that I'm expecting to see America in at least one bloody war this decade: either with itself, with China, or (please please no) both. And while I'm not as educated in history as you, I know enough to dread what may be coming if we aren't lucky.
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