Militias vs. The US Army: Who Would Win?
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"If you honestly think you can fight off the government with your guns, you are delusional."
That’s what internet provocateur Ed Krassenstein claimed on Twitter — and it’s an opinion that ignores centuries of insurgent warfare, logistical reality, and how actual revolutions unfold.
In this video, I break down why that view is dangerously naive.
I’ll talk about:
* What “victory” actually looks like for both a militia and a government
* Why the U.S. Army's logistics tail is both its greatest strength and its Achilles' heel
* How rebel forces like the Viet Cong, Taliban, and even Hamas survive overwhelming military pressure
* What happens when the National Guard refuses to play along
* And why legitimacy and public perception matter more than firepower in long wars
Whether you're a history buff, military analyst, or just arguing with your uncle at Thanksgiving, this video walks through the real dynamics of rebellion vs. regime.
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