>>574788
Specifically here, if there was an armed (right-wing) revolution then the majority of the country would probably be in rebel hands within days, if carefully planned maybe hours.
>arming the revolutionaries
Everyone who would take part is probably already equipped. If you're 18 or above you can freely buy bolt-action rifles and shotguns that aren't semi/fully-automatic or pump-action (lever-action is fine I think). Starting age 21 you can get a weapon license for up to 5 semi-automatic rifles and/or pistols in total, which isn't hard unless you're retarded, a potential school shooter or culture enricher.
Also black market from ex-Yugo to here is rampant because of virtually nonexistant border controls, it's not even funny anymore. Thankfully they apparently don't sell to muzzies.
>How would they defend against tanks?
Redundant, majority of military and police force on the countryside would switch sides if they aren't the ones leading the coup themselves.
Even if thats not the case, large mountain ranges and thick forests are everywhere, easy to evade.
>Aircraft?
3 of the 12 Eurofighters are capable of taking off at all, only one of them has on-board systems for carrying missiles, again military and police would switch sides very fast.
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