you ve just heard a description of a 21st century civil war as being kind of armed insurgency with sporadic outbursts around the country. what would that insurgency look like? more what would that insurgency look like? more attacks on federal buildings? how about bombing federal buildings and post offices around the country? how about bombings every week somewhere in the country? we lived through exactly that during the vietnam war when small local post office buildings were being bombed in the middle of the night by amateur bomb makers in the radical fringe of the anti-war movement because they were set off primarily bypass fists protesting the car, most exploded in the midcal of the night when they were sure no one was near the building being bombed. the most deadly such bombing in american history 20 years later
think for a lot of americans is the mixing of the two parties. so you take, you know, the general mr. wagner said, and eric holder, you mush them together and make the same storyline, and they re not. when people call for outvie violence, that has to be rejected. when people call for you to be tough and stand up, that s fair game, that s called democracy, and that s okay. i want to give this one to peter. what does this say about where we are heading as a nation? that this is the kind of talk that both sides are latching on to? we are heading as a nation to what could be easily a 21st century civil war. the fear in this country is at a level i have never, ever experienced. from that the symptoms are the tribalism, the violent rhetoric,