People's sort of mental frame is really short, and they only think in terms of a month.

I think this is true even for the White House, where I don't think the U.S.

government right or left makes decisions longer than, they're constantly thinking

at the several month headline.

And so when we're going to pull back, we're going to see this was all part of a singular trajectory

that we just ignored.

Is America headed for a revolution? Well, as most of you already know, the snappocalypse is coming.

November 1st, 42 million people will lose their food benefits, their food stamps.

Trending on Google, quote, is they cutting food stamps? Is they stopping food stamps? And people are

predicting food riots, Trump invoking the Insurrection Act, or worse? The question is, with so many

unemployed young people, will there be a political crisis? Well, I pulled up this from

Gettysburg.edu, an abstract. It is a research paper that, well, doesn't prove anything.

Just adds to the validity of the claim that when you have a large portion of your population as

unemployed young men, revolution happens. The abstract says in this paper, I investigate the

validity of the widely held assumption that high rates of youth unemployment will lead to a state

lead a state to experience internal armed conflict. I hypothesized that as youth unemployment

rates increase, a state will have a

larger number of internal armed conflicts occur annually. This can happen via three causal

mechanisms, opportunity cost calculations, private frustrations, resentment and feelings of stagnation

turned into public grievance, and three,

and emotional and psychological triggers leading to participation in violent insurgent activities.

I find that while youth unemployment does have a statistically significant influence on the number of internal armed conflicts within a given state, other variables have a far greater effect.

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