The chaos and division caused by protests or a disputed election could lead to meta-violence, which is a danger to the unity of the United States. It could result in people feeling like physical violence is their only solution to make their voices heard, leading to a loss of unity in the country.
Eric Weinstein discusses the concept of the "no-name revolution" or N squared revolution, which is characterized by encountering new things and trying to fit them into what is already known. He argues that waiting for this period to be called a civil war is not smart and discusses the abstraction of violence as an abstract class.
The concept of meta-violence and its relationship with physical violence is discussed, suggesting that meta-violence is a multiple inheritance pattern, which contributes to the confusion surrounding the issue. The speaker poses the question of whether utensils, such as knives and forks, can be perceived as bad because they have the potential to cause harm.
The chaos and tension of protests and the feeling that the election does not represent the voice of the people could result in evil forces using the moment to attain power, causing division and resorting to literal violence. This creates a concern for the United States to lose its united aspect.