Jiang predicts that whatever Trump does will inflame civil war because people who love him and people who hate him will go to war with each other.
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Polarization
Jiang predicts that whatever Trump does will inflame civil war because people who love him and people who hate him will go to war with each other.
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He uses his own post-2016 left-liberal trauma and his friends' anger at any positive statement about Trump to illustrate that Trump brings out the worst in people.
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"After he wins in 2028, he can change directions and say, I now want to end this war and make America into a Christian..."
"And they're going to go to war with each other. And that's why I think Donald Trump, as long as he's in office, the..."
"But, you know, I still have these liberal friends. And the moment we talk about Trump, if I say anything nice about Trump, which..."
"...it's vibrant. It's creative. It's flexible. But its ultimate weakness is polarization, where today, there are different political factions. Refuse to get along, and..."
"...a civil war. Okay. You want to create so much political polarization that different elite factions take up arms against each other, okay?"
"...good about democracy what's bad about democracy is the idea of polarization okay polarization okay why because in a democracy you have different political..."
"...the way you put america into check is by enhancing the polarization and causing a civil war okay it doesn't make sense you cannot..."
"...that's the first problem. The corruption. Second problem is political power. Polarization. So when empires are in decline they usually split up into different..."
"So political polarization is a huge problem. A huge problem in America. And it could possibly lead to a civil war. That's the second..."
"...Democrats and Republicans fight all the time, what we call political polarization. So it is possible that as America is being asked to fight..."
"...other, they refuse to get a law. It leads to political polarization."
"...so what we're seeing in America right now is growing political polarization, okay, between the left and the right. Why this happens is that..."
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A June 2024 lecture arguing that the next American civil war will not repeat 1861.
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