Everyone is talking about a looming civil war on American soil, but they're all blaming the "other" side. The media is deliberately trying to stir things up with breathless headlines about how awful the "other" side is. And it's working so well it could lead us right to Civil War 2.0.

The fact is, both the Left and the Right are to blame, threatening those who don't have the same worldview. What it's essential for us to keep in mind is that these are the opinions of the extremes of both sides. We in America have had conservative and liberal points of view along with everything in between for decades without the constant, looming threat of violence.

Here are some examples.

For example, Wendy Wolfe Herd, CEO of the dating app Bumble and a member of Forbes Magazine's 30 Under 30, was the victim of a cyber attack launched by a "neo-Nazi organization" that posted Herd's personal details online, as well as the contact information of her staff.

The cyber attack occurred a couple of weeks after the Charlottesville rally last August, in which a man was with charged with a federal hate crime after driving into the crowd of counter-protesters. Herd released a statement saying that her company was "joining forces to ban all forms of hate from Bumble including racism, hate speech, and bigotry." She believes this is why she and her employees were targeted. Herd now travels with bodyguards.

At the same time, the Far Left is also stirring the pot and threatening dissenters with violence. Some guy named Hamilton Nolan recently posted an article on the "progressive" website Splinter that seemed to have referenced the politically-motivated bombings that took place during Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford's administrations in response to the Vietnam War.  While some of his points about the warmongers in Congress are legitimate, he goes way, wayyyy off into the ether in his calls to action. Here are some excerpts from his essay, entitled "This Is Just the Beginning."