>Trust the military?
I haven't seen any place where protests have done anything.
France has had protests for how many weeks now? Same in Italy.
Aussies just make themselves targets and get the military going after them.
I think if anything reaches the breaking point here (US) the best strategy is to go to passive non-compliance and strikes. If the effects cause the breakdown of the supply chain and service section and the social fabric disintegrates, the military will have to step in to protect the public, not fight them.
The wave of illegals would be causing the most problems, and the military would be fighting them. I can't see these illegals replacing the strikers, because the jobs involved may be just too skilled for them to handle. The only substitute workers would be military, IMO, which the current government has blown up with vaccine warfare.
The remedy in a breakdown scenario would be the elimination of the causal factor, which is the US government, and the goal of the military would be to address the government malfeasance, not attack passive non-compliers.
I just don't see any other end game at this point. We've gone past the last exit on the freeway to hell.