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  "updated": "2026-10-03",
  "id": "civilian-danger-political-crisis",
  "question": "When does a political crisis become more dangerous for civilians?",
  "short_answer": "Risk rises when recurrent political violence, armed actors, reduced restraint, identity targeting, security fragmentation, discriminatory or emergency rules, and essential-service disruption converge. No single protest, riot, emergency law, or violent incident proves that escalation will continue.",
  "answer_url": "https://builttoresist.com/answers/civilian-danger-political-crisis/",
  "primary_analysis_url": "https://builttoresist.com/library/sources/civilian-danger-escalation-and-personal-safety/#1-an-escalation-ladder-for-civilians",
  "source_section_urls": [
    "https://builttoresist.com/library/sources/civilian-danger-escalation-and-personal-safety/#1-an-escalation-ladder-for-civilians"
  ],
  "related_urls": [
    "https://builttoresist.com/topics/institutional-deterioration-and-civilian-resilience/"
  ],
  "evidence_boundary": "Source-routed from the v0.50 Crumbling Systems research wave. Diagnostic frameworks are not forecasts; current law/policy claims require fresh verification.",
  "citation_text": "Built To Resist Research Desk. “When does a political crisis become more dangerous for civilians?” Built To Resist. Reviewed 2026-10-03. https://builttoresist.com/answers/civilian-danger-political-crisis/",
  "site_release": "0.57.0"
}