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It's scary that people are taking these hallucinations as some sort of reasoned fact, or important opinion.
E.g., How many life-threatening emergencies do you think happen per hour across the world? How much extra time did it take to reach the average injured person over the outage period? How was the base rate of iatrogenic death affected by losing access to all electronic records for inpatients?
If you come up with a fermi estimate more than two orders of magnitude lower than 1,000, I will be suspicious of your assumptions.
Are some random gang shootings that killed 10 people worse than JFK's killing?
Also, you can't have a civil war as long as the military in the US is what it currently is, i.e subordinate to civilian powers. You can have riots, protests, sure, but i don't see any path for a civil war that does not somehow involve part of the military, in any country at any time, and especially now that armies are professionals.
Not to say it’s certain or even likely, but it’s definitely plausible. You are much more confident than I am that the military and police would remain 100% loyal to Biden during a protracted period of civil unrest where one side believes two general elections in a row were stolen from them and their leader assassinated.
Don't be facetious.
The US is very divided currently, I agree, but I don't think any of us know what would have happened had Trump been assassinated, and anyone claiming otherwise is either too confident in their theorycrafting or trying to sell you something.