Hmmm? So, you are equating the fall of the Berlin Wall the same regard as these anarchists and domestic terrorists being granted free reign to burn cities and assault innocent citizens under the premise of a completely false narrative? Maybe you wouldn't have the same regard for this "revolutionary" movement if the mob was at your front door rather than merely watching it occur on tv or on the internet.
Although I wholeheartedly agree that a return to civility is paramount to the future of this experiment in democracy, I feel at this point, future conflict to the extent of a possible civil war, is a foregone conclusion given the current political and social atmosphere in this country. I'm going to steal a quote from
@Red Leg because I believe he put it better than I ever could in regard to my personal sentiment towards those who are creating, facilitating, and perpetuating the unrest.
"Moreover, I am not sure we are "all Americans" any longer. I feel no sense of shared purpose with any ignorant child who believes that the men like Jefferson and Washington created a failed country based upon "white privilege or superiority." Instead, what we have allowed to happen is the emergence of a failed, ignorant and fundamentally uneducated generation. In no other place in the world, including anywhere in Western Europe could anyone, regardless of race or place of birth find greater opportunity than here."