Endemic warfare

Endemic warfare is when two groups have been fighting each other for a long time. It can be like a game where one group will attack the other, and then the other group will attack them back. It's like when two kids argue, and then each time somebody does something the other does something back to get even. It goes back and forth like this for a long time.

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