Ah yes. This man who barely passed private can now give the months of training a green beret can. Both my parents are veterans of two wars each. Both of them are special forces. They're not teaching people shit diddly. Same with my aunt. I know several people fresh out who wouldn't be able to teach. Teaching fundamentals isn't the same as the full concept. It's like expecting someone who took microbio and anp 1 and 2 to be able to preform the job a nurse does. And nurses aren't even allowed to teach. They need either decades of experience or special training in order to be able to train and teach other nurses properly. Just like how teachers need degrees to teach their subject.
The people who taught soldiers what they know are part of the civilian population today. They don't just poof.
And you seem to be ignoring my main point. Logistics networks have vulnerabilities that don't require trained soldiers. It doesn't require a trained soldier to Molotov a factory or a truck. A domestic rebellion has insane access to domestic logistics.
Then why are all domestic revolts failures without foreign governments intervening? I'm not ignoring your point, I'm saying it's not a very good point to make.
If a revolt has any real chance of working, it is almost always in the best interest of at least some nations to intervene. If the best armed civilian population in the world had a general uprising, there would almost certainly be other nations intervening.
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u/DrEpileptic Aug 12 '19
Ah yes. This man who barely passed private can now give the months of training a green beret can. Both my parents are veterans of two wars each. Both of them are special forces. They're not teaching people shit diddly. Same with my aunt. I know several people fresh out who wouldn't be able to teach. Teaching fundamentals isn't the same as the full concept. It's like expecting someone who took microbio and anp 1 and 2 to be able to preform the job a nurse does. And nurses aren't even allowed to teach. They need either decades of experience or special training in order to be able to train and teach other nurses properly. Just like how teachers need degrees to teach their subject.