It's all about Americans getting way too comfortable. It's easy to sit around and complain, accuse, and attack while living relatively free of real danger.
But a severe, universal, national threat would cure all that quickly. It's human nature and the American people bond spectacularly in these moments.
Be it a disease outbreak with high casualties and uncertainty, serious threat of major war, another mass casualty terrorist attack...Americans will drop their petty bs.
Think back to 911 (15+ years fogs the memory) and how America bonded.
Or how about if we had a repeat of the 2014 Ebola outbreak and this threat avoids early containment and spreads like wildfire infecting many 1000's.
All Americans need is a legitimate universal threat of harm or death...petty differences would disappear quickly. It won't be long now, no worries.
Last edited: Jan 20, 2017