Atkins. I envision something like what happened up at that land dispute a few year back. A group of men arm themselves and gaurd what they think is theirs.

Likely, yes. I'm not advocating conflict. I'm just trying to say what it would look like.

That was not far from where I live, Spooky

The Bundy Ranch dispute.

Malheur Wildlife Refuge

Some of them are dead now.

Lovely place

And the correct tactic against such a standoff is not to meet them in the desert and duke it out but to go after their families back home.

That's what the cartels would do.

I see the Right forming small groups as 'peace keepers' in their towns.

Don't try to roleplay this conflict from the perspective of a soldier. Roleplay it from the perspective of a mexican drug dealer.

gorilla warfare.

*guerilla

numerous secret raids etc

Wait, how'd the Malheur guys end up dead? I hadn't heard of this.

Tried warfare with gorillas most likely

Their are enough guns and men to escort trucks, set up road blocks. I don't think it would take long for the Left to give up or die trying.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaVoy_Finicum#Death_during_2016_refuge_occupation

I thought one of the Bundy family was killed as well but I appear to be mistaken

See, Spooky, your mistakes are 2 fold: (1) how would people be sufficiently motivated to risk getting shot at and being arrested (2) Who and how are people going to just collectively decide to set up roadblocks.

Atkins understands this much better.

We were talking if light terror starts to become a much more common occurrence.

People will get sick of it.

Like in Tims vid about the HQ being shot up. If that happens more and the cops don't do anything then the people will do someting.

Has Tim ever voice opinions about Secular Talk, I'm so conflicted with Kyle nowadays.

I've never not been conflicted with Kyle

But on the subject of potential civil war/destabilization of society, nationalist Terrain Federation equivalent when

Don't get your hopes up, history is a story of centralization and decentralization. Right now we are nearing the end of the age of globalism.

Globalism lead to the mass centralization of culture and wealth in the hands of a few, once the EU falls and things start falling apart there will be mass decentralization and geopolitics might return to something akin to a pre League of Nations climate.

What part of that undermines my "hopes"?

Or was that aimed elsewhere?

A global government is undesirable

Too much compromise in policy would have to be achieved in order for it to work, and such compromises would make for a sub-par system.

"pre League of Nations climate" Um, so WWI or WWII?

Before the Great War.

Meaning lots of wars

The post WWII world has been the most conflict free in history

Yes

The current system the West is in was put in place in fear of Soviet aggression.

The United States funded the current world order to ensure peace and stability and to limit Soviet expansion.

Not initially

No, early on it was to help with reconstruction.