Post #29040 by bighairymike on the US Policy board

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Because from my libtard point of view, the side supporting Trump in this potential civil war will be dumb hicks like yourself thinking that their precious ARs and their pickup trucks will be sufficient. The other side of the civil war will be the national guard and the US Army with their considerably larger firepower. I doubt the Navy, Air Force, and Marines will need to dirty their uniforms at all. At most, the Air Force might assist with some logistics.

There’s no need for ordinary citizens to arm themselves unless they plan to be on the losing side of a very short fight.

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Therefore deep down you know that Trump could not even come close to ending democracy. So why does your side keep screaming Nazi, Hitler, etc? Just a divisive talking point.

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