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7/2/2025, 6:29:00 PM
>>509292581
No, he's wrong.
Revolution is similar to supply and demand, it's a graph with the axis of grievance vs ease of success. The first American revolution was against a country three months of travel away who were just depleted fighting the French and Indian wars. Many of those trained officers where on the American side and were wealthy enough to find the revolution. That's why they only needed 20% of the population and could initiate it over a insignificant 12% tax.
We must deal with the world's best fighting force on our doorsteps, with a government that watches our every step. The grievance would have to be very, very high for us to want a revolution rather than a steady smoldering disobedience.
No, he's wrong.
Revolution is similar to supply and demand, it's a graph with the axis of grievance vs ease of success. The first American revolution was against a country three months of travel away who were just depleted fighting the French and Indian wars. Many of those trained officers where on the American side and were wealthy enough to find the revolution. That's why they only needed 20% of the population and could initiate it over a insignificant 12% tax.
We must deal with the world's best fighting force on our doorsteps, with a government that watches our every step. The grievance would have to be very, very high for us to want a revolution rather than a steady smoldering disobedience.
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