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Best place for this I suppose..
Here is why I do not believe the Government is willing to destroy its own crumbling infrastructure in open warfare against domestic groups...
Money and perceived power.
Yes the government may turn against its own citizens, yes there are already abuses of governmental powers, and we are seeing disregard for the people in some states... but overall, if Americans are the stockholder of the governmental trust fund (revenues and businesses, even with foreign partners); it is illogical to the government to alienate the very base that keeps them funded.
Granted our infrastructure needs work, but in the end, the people either pays more taxes to repair, or they don't get repaired anyhow.
Bombing its own cities and roadways? Why?
They need the cities peoples for taxation, and they need the roadways to support the military, as well as the transport of resources to provide yet more revenue.
The long con game is to keep the people distracted enough, divided enough, and make money off them to keep going the same way it has always gone... they know not to upset the people so much that the people unites against them.. although it is looking like there are pockets of such unity, certainly was enough to get a certain President in... but once again they are back to their old tricks... and once again, gun owners are the targets.... but they will not go the routes used by several regimes, but rather the British/Australian route, or as close to them as possible without causing a second civil war.
In the end; it seems like the government will allow natural disasters and riots to push the people into fighting one other as opposed to fighting the government itself.
What can one do?
Stay vigilant, stay prepared, keep support network, but also remember that we are all still Americans, not powerless.
Here is why I do not believe the Government is willing to destroy its own crumbling infrastructure in open warfare against domestic groups...
Money and perceived power.
Yes the government may turn against its own citizens, yes there are already abuses of governmental powers, and we are seeing disregard for the people in some states... but overall, if Americans are the stockholder of the governmental trust fund (revenues and businesses, even with foreign partners); it is illogical to the government to alienate the very base that keeps them funded.
Granted our infrastructure needs work, but in the end, the people either pays more taxes to repair, or they don't get repaired anyhow.
Bombing its own cities and roadways? Why?
They need the cities peoples for taxation, and they need the roadways to support the military, as well as the transport of resources to provide yet more revenue.
The long con game is to keep the people distracted enough, divided enough, and make money off them to keep going the same way it has always gone... they know not to upset the people so much that the people unites against them.. although it is looking like there are pockets of such unity, certainly was enough to get a certain President in... but once again they are back to their old tricks... and once again, gun owners are the targets.... but they will not go the routes used by several regimes, but rather the British/Australian route, or as close to them as possible without causing a second civil war.
In the end; it seems like the government will allow natural disasters and riots to push the people into fighting one other as opposed to fighting the government itself.
What can one do?
Stay vigilant, stay prepared, keep support network, but also remember that we are all still Americans, not powerless.