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We aren't far from SHTF Argentina Style

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We aren’t. IMHO everyone should read this book. It covers self-defense, how to barter, how to deal with securing your house and family in very good -non-hyperbolic terms.

For example he doesn’t say you need 100 AR-15s and 100,000 rounds of ammo. But rather recommends something you can conceal and have with you all the time. Very practical advice.

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The shooting in Austin, where the driver was accosted by “protesters” ... was an exact scenario he talks about.

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The marxist have never had, nor needed a majority to take over. Just a super passionate 5-15%, with a passive majority. You are seeing the beginning of a true attempt at revolution.

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This. Is. Truth.

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if these ANTIFA clowns tried a real revolution and they started rolling up in large numbers on suburbs looking to battle their losses would be worse than the Germans invading Russia.

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Think about it this way America = the sum total of all 50 states, cities large and small, suburbs, towns, counties/parishes. Now step back and take a closer look. In this revolution, can you name the cities that are burning or have for all intents and purposes capitulated to the revolution? Do I need to really list them? Is it contained? Is it spreading? How about entire states? Are some pretty much in the grip of the revolution already? Do I need to name a few? And then there is the Fed. Govt. is one house of Congress pretty much subject to the whims of the revolution? Extra credit if you can name which one. And then the public institutions, like mass media, social media, universities, bureaucracies, corporate entities, union leaders, and more? Are there any not towing the revolution’s line? Is the current occupant of the White House under unrelenting siege?
What makes anybody believe ANTIFA/BLM’s revolution is an “if” proposition? It is well underway, under our noses, unfolding while we sleep.

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I talk to my Argentina friend about this all the time. He says the same thing but always reminds me the biggest difference is how rich the US is and how that will bail us out compared to their where they'll eventually default into another Argentinian financial crisis.

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What your Argentine friend must not know or remember is it wasn’t that long ago that Argentina was one of the most stable and financially solid nations in South America. Their wealth did not protect them.

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If you read a history of world financial crisis you'll spend a shitload of time on the many financial crisis in Argentina over the years.

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Not arguing, but wondering...can you post the span of specific years you are referencing?

The difference is urban, suburbs and rural areas are different in the United States from one another and there is no one centralized place for prosecution and enforcement - generally speaking.

I would say if this continues, urban areas would just crumble into chaos. Obviously this will have an impact on suburbs and rural areas but the impact in today's world will be less than you think.

Get out of the cities, if you believe this will continue.

Love this map even though the map has a slight error: Van Zandt County in Texas (the gray spot two counties over to the right from Dallas) voted GOP by a very wide margin.