GuiltyCowboy
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Well, it's interesting that so few of us are ready to grapple with what's coming down the track.
As I see it, there are only three possibilities, in order of decreasing likelihood:
- One of the options I outlined in the original post.
- A regular election in which one sides wins legitimately and the other accepts it completely.
- All your political adversaries ('fascist MAGAts'/'radical left libtards' - delete as necessary) magically disappear.
A violent end to this Presidency is not going to bring the country together. Neither is any kind of judicial wrangling. So, if we're excluding violence and prison, then we're left with exile (ie Assad, the Syrian option) or incapacitated senility (Salazar, the Portuguese option).
They're both not-bad outcomes for the unity of the country, actually. The Syrian option has the advantage of destroying any cult that has grown up around the leader though. It undermines any myth-making. And that's what starts healing the country.
As I see it, there are only three possibilities, in order of decreasing likelihood:
- One of the options I outlined in the original post.
- A regular election in which one sides wins legitimately and the other accepts it completely.
- All your political adversaries ('fascist MAGAts'/'radical left libtards' - delete as necessary) magically disappear.
A violent end to this Presidency is not going to bring the country together. Neither is any kind of judicial wrangling. So, if we're excluding violence and prison, then we're left with exile (ie Assad, the Syrian option) or incapacitated senility (Salazar, the Portuguese option).
They're both not-bad outcomes for the unity of the country, actually. The Syrian option has the advantage of destroying any cult that has grown up around the leader though. It undermines any myth-making. And that's what starts healing the country.