It seems as if our side is being held back psychologically and emotionally by guilt: guilt along the lines of, "The democrats have a right to be here just like we do; they mean well at heart, they're just misinformed; they just have a different opinion, but they're still American citizens and we shouldn't turn against our own; maybe we're being unreasonable like they say we are." Etc. etc. etc.

Reasoning like this makes us reluctant to reinforce our freedoms by force, but I'm realizing that we're misinterpreting the situation in a really key way. This isn't a civil war; this is a war against communist Chinese insurrectionists who have infiltrated and, in some cases, overtaken major U.S. institutions, and it should be officially declared and treated as such.

This may all seem obvious, and I'm surprised I didn't fully cognize it sooner, but while reading some other posts on here, something finally clicked for me in a deeper way. I don't think anyone really wants a divisive civil war that tears Americans apart, but thankfully that's not what we're even facing. We're facing an insurrection from China, which is a different situation entirely and necessitates different methods. No longer is the other side comprised simply of screeching whiny losers who have to cheat to get their way so they can try to desperately implement their authoritarian "racism-free utopia"; rather, they are traitors to the U.S. and should be dealt with as such.

Declaring a Chinese insurrection also gets the rest of the world involved, so they too must fight for freedom (or pick the other side) instead of eating popcorn while America does all of the dirty work here. After all, the technocrats who enabled this election fraud own companies which operate on a global level and thus believe themselves to be above U.S. law. Communist takeover of the greatest global superpower involves and effects the world. This shouldn't just be an excuse to weaken or even destroy America by pitting it against itself. This is a much larger issue, and when I realized it, it made me feel much less guilty about my feelings concerning the situation.