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Well said A.V.
If I remember correctly, The American Revolution was fought with only 3 percent of the population. That is the largest number that would or could muster the courage and conviction to fight. Some of the citizenry even opposed the war and were actively engaged against it. You're spot on with the need to garner support for our cause as well, too many sit on their hands or ignore the issues. I think you're right also that right now the battle is to educate the populous. Keep getting the word out. More will wake up. But will they in time?
I suppose 3 percent isn't too far off the mark today either,at least for those actively involved.
Welcome AV. Great post! We must do whatever it takes to drive the progressive movement and their ideology back into the shadows of American Society. You are correct when you say knowledge is key. Progressives have been unchallenged in Universities because of ignorance. Progressives have slithered into key positions in our local and state governments. We must expose their statist agenda for what it is...unconstitutional. The biggest concern I have is many have infected our court system. We just confirmed one to the SCOTUS and are getting ready to confirm another. We must expose these people for who they are. They are nothing more that a bunch of frauds than despise the Constitution.
Thanks for reading.What a tall task ahead of us!
The only revolt that is going to take place in this country is when average citizens realize that the GOP only cares about corporate welfare and not the welfare of the average citizen. Then you will see a real revolution. You tea party wing nuts are not the only people preparing. This will be a class war. The corporations will be taken apart and fed to the poor. You people are ruled by fear, the fear of change. I used to feel sorry for you people, afraid of anyone who is different. No longer.