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6/26/2025, 7:15:38 AM
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>but I don't look forward to calamity of any kind, revolutions often hurt more people than they help, and the collateral damage is often worse than can be imagined.
My attitude at this point is that trouble is almost certain at this point whether we want it or not.
I don't know the precise form it will take. MAGA vs DSA Commies. Coastal vs Heartland. Pro-Life vs Pro-Choice. Cities vs Rural.
I think we've missed almost all our off-ramps and I'm not sure there are any left. People say we're too fat and content to have violence. But the Millennials and the Zoomers don't have anything. They have no houses. They have no assets. They have no meaningful jobs. If you are under 40 in the United States you have almost nothing to lose in a revolution, and I think they all instinctively know it.
So I think trouble is coming, and it's only a question of what shape it will take, and if anyone is going to go into it with a plan for a better America getting out on the other side.
>but I don't look forward to calamity of any kind, revolutions often hurt more people than they help, and the collateral damage is often worse than can be imagined.
My attitude at this point is that trouble is almost certain at this point whether we want it or not.
I don't know the precise form it will take. MAGA vs DSA Commies. Coastal vs Heartland. Pro-Life vs Pro-Choice. Cities vs Rural.
I think we've missed almost all our off-ramps and I'm not sure there are any left. People say we're too fat and content to have violence. But the Millennials and the Zoomers don't have anything. They have no houses. They have no assets. They have no meaningful jobs. If you are under 40 in the United States you have almost nothing to lose in a revolution, and I think they all instinctively know it.
So I think trouble is coming, and it's only a question of what shape it will take, and if anyone is going to go into it with a plan for a better America getting out on the other side.
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