Would you support a military coup if Trump wins the election?

[cMac36]

Devolve back into UK

[cMac36]

Not unless he was literally about to launch nukes or the like.

If he launches nukes period or if he launches nukes rashly?

Where is the line drawn?  How could a first-strike with nuclear weapons be rational, not rash, etc.?

This is why I support unilateral nuclear disarmament.  There is no rational first strike.

[cMac36]

Not unless he was literally about to launch nukes or the like.

If he launches nukes period or if he launches nukes rashly?

Where is the line drawn?  How could a first-strike with nuclear weapons be rational, not rash, etc.?

This is why I support unilateral nuclear disarmament.  There is no rational first strike.

Tactical nuking of military installations from the outset could be very rational in some wars.

"All my means are sane, my motive and my object mad." -MobyDick+

[cMac36]

Yes. He has no business being President.

I don't think you understand how a democracy is supposed to work.

This isn't about democracy, it's about keeping the country from being thrown into chaos.

That is the poorest argument one can ever make. Democracy and freedom is the first and foremost priority of any man or woman.

There are no highflung ideas like democracy and freedom without the means of subsistence behind it.  If I am hungry, eating will be my foremost priority