@ Treaded: I definitely see the merit of your argument, but how else do you get the word out? This is a fight for liberty, as EJR has explained, and as such there needs to be pro-liberty propaganda out there, propaganda that the masses are able to understand at the basic level. I suppose I could just write things like that on Microsoft Word and save it on my computer or on a flash drive for later dissemination, but then I have to wonder, at what point does it become acceptable to reveal it? I have no problem showing it to people around me, but that list gets short quickly...there are so many more people to awaken in such a short period of time. The clock is ticking, the government propaganda machine continues to rumble along, and we struggle to convince handfuls of people here and there of the righteousness of our stance. It's even harder to convince them to be willing to philosophically fight for the cause of liberty, much less prepare in any way for a physical conflict in its defense.
I'm no hero, and I never will be. I do what I think is right and try to help others along the way, if I'm able to do so. However, I also know there is a point where advocates of liberty in a nation turning against liberty have to stick out their necks in the struggle if they are to succeed in their mission. Samuel Adams and his band of Patriot propagandists are a good example - they crossed the line from peaceful protestor to active dissenter/propagandist, and knew they might endure consequences from British authorities or Tories. My question is, where is that line drawn? Who draws it? Do we wait until the government "crosses another line?" If they cross many more serious lines, we'll be either in a Communist dictatorship or in a hot civil war. I want to reach people in a meaningful way before we cross the Rubicon. After that point, I think it will mostly be the end of talk and the beginning of more serious actions to defend ourselves and the freedoms we hold dear.
@ Sledge: No, I didn't copy your post. I actually never read it, to my recollection. I think it just shows what you and your friends have said about DHS or other things.