How Likely Is A Civil War In The United States?

John_C_87

@JulesKorngold

The likelihood of a civil war in America is difficult to predict. There are a number of factors that could contribute to a civil war, including:

No it not hard to predict there have been at least three onging Civil Wars in America for decades. The question is can a civil war be held covert by those fighting it as a militia and not a goverment? How would they do this?

jack

JulesKorngold said:

How Likely Is A Civil War In The United States?

Hello Jules:

Pretty likely seeing as how we never finished the last one..  We ended it LETTING the south KEEP its racist and insurrectionist ways.  We should have VANQUISHED them when we had the chance..

excon

John_C_87

@jack

Pretty likely seeing as how we never finished the last one..  We ended it LETTING the south KEEP its racist and insurrectionist ways.  We should have VANQUISHED them when we had the chance..

Jack, there has been plenty of time allowed for the courts to deal legally with the issue of prejudice as it related to the treatment of people both during and after the American Civil War. To answer a more important question of why an argument as legal grievance based on the facts of black slave having been captured and held as POW then sold to private hands. Would have at the time been unfair to the black salve as a United State of law at that time because of the existence of prejudice, hate, and loss created by the collection of POW’s by privateers.

The Civil War of 1861 was ended with the union creating the Federal Reserve Note ending the printing of money by single states of law in the constitutional union forever. If the Civil War of 1861 is to continue it is due to the issuing of credit as an equal to Federal Note on all debt foreign and domestic as this is not possible. Whereas slavery is tied into this as a slave was a sold and considered to be property the argument of legality with the Southern States is over the treatment of POW even when held as private property. As fact before a court of law these are two different grievances before Federal Court and not one in a state civil court, they are only legislated for governing in politics as one issue for political reason to be signed and past or not by congress. Again, an issue I had hoped Executive officer # 44 might has addressed as a state of the union as a possible President before all men. Liberty was not in our stars those two terms either.