If the question is whether the United States is entering into a burgeoning phase of staunch dividedness, so much so as to be regarded as a new era of civil war, the safe answer is first and foremost a no. Despite seemingly constant civil turmoil and everyday run of the mill hostility portrayed from news anchor to news anchor, there is little that stands tall against the blistering and hostile aggressions that fueled the fight between confederate and non confederate hatred for one another, let alone enough evidence to simulate another modern times “civil war.” No intranational dispute can claim a similar title to that of the fight that took two percent of the nation’s population such as the civil war of the United States had, nor will it in the future so long as we as one nation can learn from our own self-inflicted bloodied history. Even with new challenges such as pro versus anti vaccers of the COVID-19 virus vaccination could not propel the nation into another civil war.