Coffee with Matt Bracken – Discussing some current and upcoming concerns.
My friend Matt Bracken and I got some time to sit down and have some coffee and discuss some future concerns.
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Great job Hawkeye.
I always enjoy Matt Bracken’s take on the news of the day and potential trends.
Doxing and then actions taken on ones name & address is certainly a viable next step in the current lukewarm Civil War. First, it is verbal ridicule and when that doesn’t work it is time to do what Rep, Water promotes; getting in ones face. Humans are adaptable so when the previous two do not work anymore, an escalation of violence is right around the corner. A good American case to review, are the years leading up to the first American Civil War.
When Murder by Doxing becomes the norm and if a major disruption within the USofA happens. I could see a quick progression from selective killing to pockets of open conflict. Probably at first within the Progressively managed cities like, Baltimore, Detroit, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, etc. Then moving on to a population center near you.
Thx again Hawkeye, for sharing this Bracken table-side-chat with AP followers.
Scattered thoughts follow.
All of it was great but 20 minutes onward really need to sink into many minds. We’re not going to reverse 100-200 years of decline in one fell-swoop nor will electing a Trump or a Bolsonaro or Duterte solve the problem of national decline. I think we’re already in another Dark Age and most people can’t see it (it’s dark). We can still do our duty as a form of pietas.
The Pakis tried to shut down the internet and it had huge consequences. I think we’ll go to some Chinese-style system which is why we need to learn about internet privacy now.
Do you guys think our Constitution is going to survive the loss of Anglo-American culture?
I think the Left is going to push the nation into a Hobbesian state of war of all against all. Sooner or later we all sit down to a banquet of consequences.
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