He says special forces are dangerous because they are hard to control, can become violent autonomous actors, and are trained in demolition and covert operations.
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Militarization
He says special forces are dangerous because they are hard to control, can become violent autonomous actors, and are trained in demolition and covert operations.
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He summarizes the civil-war causal triad as militarized society, breakdown of shared narratives, and collapse of trusted authority figures.
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"That's how powerful America is. But then you have special forces. And, again, we've discussed special forces in this class before. And we said..."
"...to explode. So, the first major issue is just the over -militarization of America where anyone who has access to weapons can choose to..."
"...right now. You have three things going on. You have the militarization of society. Where anyone can start a war for no reason, okay?..."
"And number three is there are no more authority figures, no more institutions that can bring people together. They're going to divide people, okay?..."
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A June 2024 lecture arguing that the next American civil war will not repeat 1861.
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