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1. Key points from June 16: "President Trump can defeat his adversaries by being patient and not intervening in Antifastan. His enemies expect him to overreact. They need him to overreact. Otherwise they have no glue to bind themselves together." https://www.centerforsecuritypolicy.org/2020/06/16/antifastan-autonomous-zones/
2. "With the president remaining patient, as a good fisherman would do, federal law enforcement will have an easier time identifying violent extremists who operate interstate. This will allow the feds ... to track organized conspirators and take them down with their networks."
3. "Non-intervention as mayors permit anarcho-communists to destroy their own cities will allow the progressives ... to overplay their hand. It will also permit the public to see what such progressives would do to America if allowed to control the levers of national power."
4. "Presidential patience deprives the progs of the dangerous enemy they want and need. The specter of mass 'repression' is the glue that binds them. Revolutions always eat their own. Deprived of repression, the progs will ultimately fight among themselves...."
5. "with patience and restraint under current conditions, the less fanatical activists will ultimately get bored with inaction ... Some will fall away. Others will ... start searching for scapegoats within their ranks. Many will lose heart with their leaders and their cause."
6 "The organized professional extremists will make their own mistakes, too. Like other fanatical movements, they will see complainers as traitors, treat people harshly, speak and act in more visibly extreme ways, widen fissures within their coalition, and start to self-destruct."
7. "Naïve and devoted activists who get branded as traitors often become some of the best police informers and prosecution witnesses because, in the end, they want to do the right thing – or at least not pay a price for having done wrong."
8. "Once each Antifastan starts to self-destruct into its own fetid cesspool, average citizens intimidated by the extremists or alienated from the administration will overcome their fear. Many ... will view President Trump as their rescuer, if only he would do something."
9. "But the president doesn’t have to do anything because these are all local problems. Unless the situation gets so out of control that the most serious federal crimes are being committed. Then he is obligated to intervene and much of the public will thank him."
