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People keep saying this and I personally don't really believe it, I think there could be a couple riots, but not like a full on civil war. What does everyone think?

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[โ€“] over_clox@lemmy.world 11 points 6 hours ago (3 children)

Alternate question..

What the fuck is a 'battleground' state, and why does the media even have the nerve to use that term? I mean I know what it basically means, they should stick with 'swing' state, instead of putting the word 'battle' into nutjob's heads just before an election.

I don't care what people's political opinions are, but we already have enough gun nuts out there, and at least a couple attempts on the former president's life.

You can't even feel safe sending your kids to school in numerous areas, and can't even always feel safe in a Walmart these days.

Are you sure we're not already in a civil war?

[โ€“] Asafum@feddit.nl 7 points 6 hours ago* (last edited 6 hours ago)

I guess if we're going to keep using war and conflict terms you could say we're in a cold civil war.

We might as well call schools "sporadic shooting galleries" the way we've been treating the issue... It's absolutely absurd :(

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