If you're talking about yesterday's events being the start? I don't believe so. Very few people in the US have so little to lose and still a lack of collectivism that they would not be willing to give up their life for a chance to improve things for everyone.

HOWEVER, this event may open people's eyes to look at each other and realize culture wars are a distraction, the wealthy are the ones after our ability to sustain ourselves, not immigrants, trans people, rural people, urban people, or religious people, conservative or liberal etc.

Violence is an option, but it doesn't have to be this way. We saw it got Anthem to reverse course, but I'm certain the same thing would happen if everyone switched away from Anthem at the same time during this open enrollment period.

If this doesn't spur the beginning of a mindset towards collective action, we will be left waiting until the next high-profile murder. Again the solution doesn't have to be violent with guillotines and the whole 9 yards, but organize organize organize into a movement and change can happen when y'all put aside differences and do it together. Modern society going so fast has made everyone perpetually tired and makes it hard to wield their share of power. Still there is immense power in numbers and it is up to us to use it for good. An unbreakable bond between people can't be defeated no matter what the billionaire class may spend to try to discredit it.