I'm not worried about civil disorder really. It will be more apparent this time around, but it is easy to not recall that there were multiple domestic terrorist attacks (bombs at federal buildings or large events) in the mid 90s alongside multiple 'militia' type group sieges and bombs through the mail. Even then I think it is the worst case, as even getting up to a level of Irish troubles level of unrest is hard as unrest will be isolated and relatively easy to manage. I don't see the capacity existing/ the wherewithal to organize with the security necessary (no radio or internet coms) to be sustainable and effective at scale. The trust between small groups to move from individual action to coordinated unrest is very high.
