DeVory Darkins

If you had 1,000 bombings or 2,000 bombings in a year like we did in the early 70s, people would be off the chain because everybody would know about every one of them.

Whereas back in 40 years ago, 40, 50 years ago, 55 years ago now, there were tons of people that had no idea this stuff was going on.

They just didn't read the news.

They didn't watch ABC, NBC, or CBS, and they just went about their lives.

Everybody was out touching grass.

So unless they were actively on college campuses or watched the news really closely, they didn't really know.

If you did that, if that stuff happened today, like people would be out in the, I mean, I think that the internet would actually kind of compound the issues because there would be people out in the street being like, okay, it's on, it's time, you know, because you would, I mean, dude, if you found out right tomorrow or at the end of the week, you were like, you found out that there were 16 bombings in two days in the United States, we'd be like, okay, well then civil war is actually here now.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

It's a different... So you're saying the circumstance wouldn't actually develop now because of it.

But what I'm saying is, what if it did?

There'd be acute clampdown.

You think that the government would just come in with the jackboots?

Yeah.

I mean, I think that this is something that I've said.

I think that because the conservatives ostensibly control the government or at least control most of the executive branch, I think that if there's going to be some kind of kinetic action, it should be now because the Democrats shouldn't be in that position.

Just for context, remember what the Insurrection Act means.

They'll bring the National Guard in, but the National Guard, they will just defend ICE doing their job.

I know I'm old, but I remember the 80s.

And that wasn't the way that it was, man.