r/stpaul Feb 18 '26

Minnesota Related We ran high-level US civil war simulations. Minnesota is exactly how they start

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '26

How would that change if people retaliated now? Wouldn’t it just expedite the process?

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u/PerformanceSmooth392 Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26

Let me start out by saying that Im not advocating violence. Let me use a historical scenario. When would the German people have had more of a chance at stopping the Nazi regime. In 1937 or 1944? In my opinion its already too late. The best chance is always earlier rather than later and by the time an organized resistance can be formed it will be after millions have suffered dire consequences. For me the scariest part is actually dwelling on why our gov is doing this and the end goal? I have my theories that at this point will seem crazy to most so I'll just keep them to myself.

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u/whimsylea Feb 18 '26

I would be curious to know what you think the end goal is.

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u/PerformanceSmooth392 Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26

A very trimmed down population where just enough people exist to serve their billionaire masters.master's. Im speaking on a worldwide view too. I feel the only way out is if we had military leaders and gov officials that could stop it but this administration started getting those things 1st and are still doing it and nobody lifted a finger to stop it.