I do think people are becoming overly worried about this sort of thing having a negative effect, or a large amount of sway. I haven't seen really anyone who doesn't have a schizo political affiliation actually commit these sorts of things. The guy who killed shinzo abe killed him for affiliation with a cult, the guy who tried to kill reagan shot him because he was undiagnosed and thought a celebrity wanted him to do it.

I don't think the right wing has enough support broadly, and the hardcore groyper trump types definitely don't have enough support, in order to actually have some sort of large scale mass riot or protest like with BLM. Charlottesville is about the best they're gonna be able to do. But despite their relatively lower numbers, and we're talking like, a fraction of a fraction of a fraction here, we've seen that they are overwhelmingly ready to commit political violence over other political groups, as one might predict and as we saw during BLM. I agree with lots of people that are saying we might get retaliatory attacks from this, but I'm also agreeing that those might've happened anyways just as well, or might've happened for any other reason, it's really hard to tell.

Your average trump supporter, though, I'd be incredibly surprised if they did anything, and I don't think this is going to result in civil war despite how much people seem to want to manifest that as a reality. I'm more concerned with how this has probably just ensured that he's gonna get back in the white house.

They don't need to rise up. They just need to show up at the polls.