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civil war
n.
1. A war between factions or regions of the same country.
2. A state of hostility or conflict between elements within an organization: “The broadcaster is in the midst of a civil war that has brought it to
the brink of a complete management overhaul” (Bill Powell).
3. Civil War The war in the United States between the Union and the Confederacy from 1861 to 1865. Also called War Between the States.
4. Civil War The war in England between the Parliamentarians and the Royalists from 1642 to 1648.
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Revolutionary War
n.
The American Revolution.
American Revolution
n.
The war between the American colonies and Great Britain (1775-1783), leading to the formation of the independent United States.
Is anybody really ready to accept the consequences of a revolutionary war? That is what you'd need if you think the current system of government
needs to be replaced. Are you ready for the economic fallout that arises when your the strongholds of your opponent (factories, offices, government
buildings) are destroyed? That's what you do in a war -- you attack your enemy's bastions of strength. If anyone thinks they can overthrow the
government without doing so they are sadly mistaken.
There are those who say that the Pentagon hates Bush/Rumsfield because they micromanaged the Iraq war and didn't let the generals do their jobs. If
those managers (that's what they are, the leaders are in the field inspiring their troops to do their jobs despite the risks) rise up and take
control of the government, do you think it will be any better? So people are unhappy with our re-elected President, it's nice to have that choice,
to have the freedom to say that without fear of persection or prosecution. Do they think a military coup to place a leader from another party will
suddenly change everyone's way of life? McDonald's workers would now make $25.00 per hour? That's great until McDonald's shuts down due to
extreme labor costs. Or do you want to pay $15.00 for a BigMac?
I think a lot of the arguments from people who talk about spreading the wealth and this and that don't understand capitalism. It's not a political
system -- it's an economic system. It's a system that allowed us to become the greatest nation on earth. Along with that come the problems that
you would expect -- greed, abnormal distributions of wealth, etc.. Well, another fact people forget is that in most cases the workers don't
contribute their own capital to start a business. The profits
are shared amongst the workers -- it's called a pay check. If there were no
profits there'd be no paychecks. If all these workers want to strike it rich then do it the way most, not all, people do it -- hard work,
determination, sound business strategies, etc.
Anyone who wants to live in a socialist country can move to France.