APATHY -- It is what got us to where we are today, politically and socially.

[Snattlerake]

It's where we are folks. As was mentioned in other threads the fate of the nation the United States of America is at stake. We can no longer sit back and take it. We no longer can sit on our hands and keep our mouths shut. We no longer can let someone else vote for us. You know this but you don't care. You don't vote because you don't think you can make a difference. You and all the other apathetic fools.

Voting is only a very small part of what I'm talking about. Speaking up when someone throws climate change into any conversation with you or a documentary on PBS. Speak up by sending an email or letter to the institution that is promoting the idea.

Some other topics such as "Hands up don't shoot", the separation and caging of families illegally coming into the United States, constitutional carry, you pick and choose.

@dlbleak, I think you were responding to my post about the media editing the girl's interview to fit their agenda. here is your quote.

Someone that twits should tweet to the twits in the local media. Maybe inform them where they lost opportunities to inform the viewers instead of paring down the information to fit a narrative. I understand they have time frames but this was a perfect teachable moment for them.

I was thinking about this today. Thus the creation of this thread.

Like I said in the other thread, this should become a national movement, but how to implement it?


Instead of sharpshooter I would rather be Conservitum Americum.

 

[Timmy59]

I don't suffer from such, see the avatar..

 

[Snattlerake]

OK, that's two, we're getting there.

 

[cobra1]

peeps gotta get they cheap sunglasses....

 

[Grendelshooter]

It’s not apathy that’s the problem, it’s that we are at war.
Until ethnic Europeans recognize that the world around them is bent on their replacement nothing will happen.
From the civil rights movement, to women’s liberation, removing the church from the public sphere and mass immigration-all are daggers pointed at the heart of traditional European civilization. Even the banking system is created to keep you a debt slave.

 

[xseler]

It’s not apathy that’s the problem, it’s that we are at war.
Until ethnic Europeans recognize that the world around them is bent on their replacement nothing will happen.
From the civil rights movement, to women’s liberation, removing the church from the public sphere and mass immigration-all are daggers pointed at the heart of traditional European civilization. Even the banking system is created to keep you a debt slave.

There's a reason 'some' of us are stockpiling boat accident products...….the tide waits for no-one.


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[Profreedomokie]

"No more turning away" Pink Floyd

 

[cjjtulsa]

I've been saying it for a while now: what this country needs (unfortunately) is another Great Depression. People don't worry about idiotic ideas like "white privilege" and "toxic masculinity", and don't give a damn about playing musical genders when they're cold and haven't eaten in a couple of days. The citizens of this country need some widespread suffering and misery to get their **** back together.

 

[Tanis143]

I've been saying it for a while now: what this country needs (unfortunately) is another Great Depression. People don't worry about idiotic ideas like "white privilege" and "toxic masculinity", and don't give a damn about playing musical genders when they're cold and haven't eaten in a couple of days. The citizens of this country need some widespread suffering and misery to get their **** back together.

Um, no for several reasons. One, I wish no one to suffer. I would not wish anything on anyone, regardless if I loath or love them, that would cause them physical or emotional pain. That's bad karma that always comes back to you. Second, the great depression is what gave rise to the DNC as we see today, along with all the government ideas that were implemented. Because the masses were cold, hungry and homeless they turned to the government to fix everything. Because of the depression the government was able to take control away from the people. Look at all the oppressive government agencies we have today and they all stem from that moment in American history, even gun control. So no, we do not need another depression. If you look at the democrats bread and butter of voters they are all people who are impoverished (either by choice or not). The government has gotten good at keeping people in poverty so they have no one else to turn to BUT the government. Make more people poor will only increase the ranks of democratic voters.

 

[tRidiot]

Um, no for several reasons. One, I wish no one to suffer. I would not wish anything on anyone, regardless if I loath or love them, that would cause them physical or emotional pain. That's bad karma that always comes back to you. Second, the great depression is what gave rise to the DNC as we see today, along with all the government ideas that were implemented. Because the masses were cold, hungry and homeless they turned to the government to fix everything. Because of the depression the government was able to take control away from the people. Look at all the oppressive government agencies we have today and they all stem from that moment in American history, even gun control. So no, we do not need another depression. If you look at the democrats bread and butter of voters they are all people who are impoverished (either by choice or not). The government has gotten good at keeping people in poverty so they have no one else to turn to BUT the government. Make more people poor will only increase the ranks of democratic voters.

I agree, to a degree... but I think our prosperity HAS led to a certain amount of apathy, which has been nurtured by the .gov.

I don't wish pain and suffering on anyone... well, ok, there are a few who intentionally hurt others, but that's a whole other argument.

I know where he's coming from, though, and for a number of years I have said the same thing, to a lesser degree, and in a different way.

What I usually say is, "This country could do with a little hardship." Adversity can help build character, which is what this country was founded upon... now, affluence has bred apathy.