but grudgie, you're only one of millions who are saying the same thing. don't get me wrong, I agree with you here 100%, but it's one thing to complain, and it's another to actually do something.
"doing something" has become EXTREMELY difficult, whether violent or non-violent. you're basically a martyr. I can't say I blame people for their inaction because things aren't like they were in the late 1700's. That era that so many love to cliche with quotes and references. back then, 1/3 of the population actively supported a violent rebellion to British rule. the active combatants had a massive demographic supporting them. today, we have nothing. If you "do something" then you're basically just committing suicide-by-cop, and the world goes on and forgets about you in less than a week. not very much motivation for people to get out there and force systemic change, is it?
so on one hand, sure, people are fucking fat and lazy, I can't argue with that. but on the other hand, there are deeper societal problems that factor into the fray. always something there to distract from the real issue. always something. whether that "something" is planted intentionally, or whether it's an organic manifestation, either way, distractions are king in our current societal mindset. no real change will ever happen until A: the AC gets turned off, or B: people become keen to the distractions. my bet is on A, and even then I doubt there will be real change because no one will be fighting for an honorable cause, rather, fighting to get the AC turned back on, like the Greeks.
my only point is that there's a million different reasons why things are reaching the point that they are. it's a damn shame, that's for sure. I don't know what else to say.
just keep prepping, stockpiling, training... etc, i guess.
