This is a calm and reasoned explanation of what to look for to anticipate coming unrest.
USA Indications
Red Hat Syndrome: If just wearing a red hat, attending a rally, or by identifying yourself as someone not agreement with the crazy left can get you a beat down then I'd say you have a very good indication that widespread civil unrest is potentially right around the corner.
What to do: Don't identify yourself as part of any group other than a low profile harmless prole (pliant subject).
Government Constraints Increase: Examples include red flag laws that can easily be used to disarm and destroy people as they have already done without due process. Even speaking incorrectly can be enough to have you incarcerated, removed from your job, destroy your business, or to get the ire of government focused on you.
What to do: Limit your words, actions, and associations to those that tag you only as a mute citizen (pliant subject). Any words or actions that speak trouble maker will bring you trouble.
People are acting less civil: You can see this in daily transactions and in your movement about town. Population density usually increases this so if you''re in a high population area you'll be at greater risk. Crime increases will also indicate that overall respect for a civil society is slipping and especially when the government, judges, and juries allow dangerous criminals to walk. Property crimes are almost ignored as they have now started in places like Baltimore and other major cities.
What to do: Bail out of the area you're in before the problems become deadly and settle in an area where the people speak the same language, have similar beliefs, and dare i say it, look and dress like you. This can give you some safety that can't be expected if you're a strange person in a strange land. To put it simply, live in a place that supports your values. The fastest way to get some level of safety in a new location is to join a church and get involved in civic activities. Become a known safe quantity in your new location. Become an asset rather than a question mark.
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