@freemo millions of people think the election was rigged. Instead of working to fix the issues that facilitated that thinking, the social media platforms are suppressing all claims of fraud and opposition.

We're in a democracy where some people don't trust the vote, and they're being silenced. How won't a certain subset of that population fight?

@Demosthenes Thats very fair, and ive said something similar. Not so much that I expect violence, though it is possible, but that the response of the media to turn up the censorship to 11 is likely to incite violence more likely than it is to quell violence.

While I do agree the response is going to have a tendency towards provoking violence I am still not entirely certain the violent will become wide spread or approach the levels we saw from the left (I could be wrong). thought I do suspect there will be some minor isolated examples of violence and that it will be more common than it would have been if the media had responded differently.

@Ricotta @Demosthenes Well reasonably the only way for the US to find a worth opponent is from it's own inhabitants, on it's own soil. The government has failed in some ways and people do try to talk about injustice, but any rebellion is too watched upon to actually unite against the tyranny. Trump did point out deepstate media control a little. That's commendable. I notice little codes he would say to try to wake some people up. I think he just did what only really smart people could see though. So he would be okay still.

@Ricotta fighting is not something to celebrate. Anyone who looks forward to it is someone who feels excluded and is just hoping to exploit the instability to garner power.

@Demosthenes
"Those who want to live, let them fight, and those who do not want to fight in this world of eternal struggle do not deserve to live."