Is There a Realistic Prospect of a Civil War?

Babi: It's precisely the absence of a meaningful political competition for state power that is our problem, right? The fact that the ways in which you could structure that tion and that youecise state power in a meaningful and effective way. And the absence of that is why it's so difficult to envisage what a civil war that would actually resolve the problems of society would look likes. Babi: I wonder whether hyper politics is potentially a way, and not suggesting that a conspiracy here, but that it becomes a way of managing a political conflict,. rather than the actual bursting forth of genuine political conflict and contestation.