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Originally Posted by willravel
And there would be no central organization, but rather it would be groups of friends, and even though some would be ex-military or law enforcement, the odds of them having the organizational skills overall to do anything is laughable. We'd probably get a dozen or so minor victories for the populace, see them quelled, and then it'd be the government using them to demonize the resistance and also using it as an excuse to crack down on what little liberties we have left.
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this sounds familiar also. It sounds like several of the arguments given around 1775. But that seemed to work out ok in the end, didn't it?
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