Can A Military Coup Happen In The USA?

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[affordablex]

American rebels when they have to fight the strongest branch of the army (the IRS): 😭

[alexreimer]

“Why doesn’t the military take the government?” Everyone in the military: “take the government? I don’t want the government 🤨”

[nelsonchereta]

Ceasar was also the one paying his soldiers and promising them land when they retired from service. The Roman state felt no obligation to do so. Coups are a lot easier when it's the general who sees you fed and paid.

[alexisbecerrilugalde]

Bolivian president Evo Morales once said: "There couldn't be a coup d'etat in the US because they don't have a US embassy" 😂😂😂😂.

[Victor-rgud]

Not to mention that they would have to fight approximately 10 million citizens who are heavily armed.

[Armless]

Your loyalty is not to your commander, but to the country you serve

[theangrygermanlad]

In order for a coup you take place, the members of the military would want to take power.
The grunts in the military don’t even want to be grunts lmao

[bryanwood]

"Any coup would have to deal with yhe FBI." 😂😂😂😂 i havent laughed that hard in a long time

[mrclean]

“The military is divided into smaller militaries” 😂🤣😂 i just lost a fking lung by laughting

They’re not “smaller militaries”, they’re called “branches” and they exist in almost EVERY single country’s military on Earth.
Even the ones who do coups.

[AndreasConfirmed]

It's simple. You just need a very good reason for the coup to be successful. Like a very bad economy and an incompetent and corrupt government. Then when the people are pissed enough, it does not matter which branch of the military starts to act, the others will simply join in. Including the FBI, the police and the civilians.

[MarkMiller]

It all depends on the government’s ability to pay its soldiers. Coups and economic turmoil go hand in hand, let see how loyal your soldiers are when they don’t get their paycheck.

[billystanhope]

American politicians tried a coupe. The mistake they made was asking Marine Corps General Smedly Butler. He took his oath seriously.

[Sethdarunner]

It’s a smart move made by the people who were in charge of making that decision

[dzapper]

Most military coups occur because the military in that nation is an internal security force that the regime depends on to prop it up, not a force focused on external threats.

[prakharsharma]

Person: *Starts a coup*
FBI: *leaks browser history*

CheckMate!!

[WhiteIkiryo-ytit]

Just remember....they said the Legionas Astartes could never rebel.

[MetaVizions]

Good thing they all signed an Oath to uphold the constitution

[fleetcenturion]

You can thank Machiavelli, for coming up with the idea of duty rotation.

[darren]

My loyalties to my check. As long as my bills are paid, I’m good.

[IK_MK]

You cannot have a coup in a country that has mastered instigating coups in other smaller countries 😂