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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Your sports metaphors are way off. The military is accustomed to enemies only being capable of reaching the combat arms divisions. A homeland insurgency would be able to reach oil refineries, parts manufacturers. To follow your weird obsession with LeBron a homeland insurgency would be like sneaking into his house to whack his knees with a bat instead of facing him on the basketball court.
gpt
This is the gritty reality of what a 'civil' war against the US gov't would look like.

Joe Biden is wrong; you don't need an F-15 to fight the US. In a civil war/insurgency, the pilot/their families would be the target. Or trucks/trains/ships/pipes that haul fuel around.  

The US is too big and the military too small to police it.  People are also much more jaded about the 'glory' of war now and would not be eagerly enlisting to kill their own countrymen as they did in the days of WWII and earlier.