When do you think shit will get so bad, people will be spurred to get offline and will go crazy?

[cigint]

When anything happens that makes a sufficiently large number of people try to liquidate their assets and convert their goydollars into something tangible. The long-accumulated "wealth" aka huge numbers of dollars, suddenly chasing a relatively small amount of currently-available commodities, will suddenly wake people up to the fact that the product of their labor they thought they were storing, doesn't correspond to almost any ownership of goods.

If you know you have to at some point tell someone their entire life's work has been stolen and they now have nothing to lose, you'd better be prepared to kill them.

 

[Forsaken Wanderer]

When anything happens that makes a sufficiently large number of people try to liquidate their assets and convert their goydollars into something tangible. The long-accumulated "wealth" aka huge numbers of dollars, suddenly chasing a relatively small amount of currently-available commodities, will suddenly wake people up to the fact that the product of their labor they thought they were storing, doesn't correspond to almost any ownership of goods.

If you know you have to at some point tell someone their entire life's work has been stolen and they now have nothing to lose, you'd better be prepared to kill them.

I think that is why they are quickly sucking us dry of our fake goybucks first. They want as many people as possible to run dry on savings trying to pay their mortgages and buying groceries by constantly increasing the cost of living. Then when it comes time for the masses to learn that their wealth was really just numbers in a database that is now gone they won't see themselves as having lost much and instead welcome the neo social credit system which will promise them the world and deliver nothing.

To answer the OPs question, I don't think things will ever get bad enough to make our people riot, they are going to be wiped out before they realize what is happening to them.