Why haven't you revolted yet?

[Mhykael]

Hypothetical situation here, (for now) Why haven't you personally revolted yet? The world in the state that it is in now is at critical mass. If things don't change soon it's very likely all our countries will get dragged under via a domino effect. This will most likely be caused by the loss of major economies and or over inflation of the surviving economies. Or the straight out loss of the core economic areas of particular countries. (Japan, America and possibly the Middle East.)

So my question is, why haven't you joined the other people who have gathered around the world and have collectively said "f*@( this, if we're going down we're taking you with us." What would it take for you to be that person one day? Are you waiting for the Atomic Bomb? Because in my Opinion that is WAY to late. That's end game theoretically. What would it take for you to fight and take back the Earth for you and the rest of the planet before it's to late?

[Imsogone]

I'm already revolting. Why do I need to carry it to the streets?

[Mosasauria]

I have been revolting. Through thought. Little by little, I am going to change everything.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Because America is fine so far, but it needs to liberalize and lean to the left more.

[Ausro]

Revolting sounds like a lot of work. How about I hire an illegal and give him half of my Bigmac and a sip of my coke, to take my place in this revolt.

[Maurepas]

It's a long way to Washington, friend. Protesting costs money, idk how them hippies in the 60s did it,

[Imsogone]

It's a long way to Washington, friend. Protesting costs money, idk how them hippies in the 60s did it,

We didn't know we couldn't.

[Vystercia-Nasucrea]

I'm advocating nullification, but my idea of a revolt tilts to the right, not the left. I'm certainly no rioter. I prefer the quiet revolution of petition drives, online advocacy, and voting for Libertarians.

[Grave_n_idle]

Hypothetical situation here, (for now) Why haven't you personally revolted yet?

Pacifying the masses with behaviour modification and thought control seems like a more productive option.

*adjusts mad scientist lab coat and goggles*

[Maurepas]

It's a long way to Washington, friend. Protesting costs money, idk how them hippies in the 60s did it,

We didn't know we couldn't.

heh heh heh.

[Mhykael]

So laziness? You've bought into the machine and are to lazy to fight the fact that we're all clearly heading for the meat grinder?

[Rostovon]

Because America is fine so far, but it needs to liberalize and lean to the left more.

Good lord.

[Aescentia]

I'm just becoming increasingly bitter about the whole thing.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Because America is fine so far, but it needs to liberalize and lean to the left more.

Good lord.

I think that's what it needs.

India needs to do that too.

[Grave_n_idle]

So laziness? You've bought into the machine and are to lazy to fight the fact that we're all clearly heading for the meat grinder?

We all die eventually. Your 'meat grinder' is a far less present threat than that inevitable demise, and we don't generally waste our time worrying too much about THAT one either.

[Mosasauria]

So laziness? You've bought into the machine and are to lazy to fight the fact that we're all clearly heading for the meat grinder?

I know it. But now is not the time to fight.

[Mushrenia]

The bathrooms at the local parks are revolting.

[Der Teutoniker]

I don't know many people who would be in on my ideal revolt. If that situation changes, it's very likely I would join in. Until then... I'll just hang on.

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[Eiland Zeelanden]

We're always revolting. Ask us when we will be rebelling.

[Mhykael]

So laziness? You've bought into the machine and are to lazy to fight the fact that we're all clearly heading for the meat grinder?

We all die eventually. Your 'meat grinder' is a far less present threat than that inevitable demise, and we don't generally waste our time worrying too much about THAT one either.

I'd rather die on my feet then live on my knees...

[Mosasauria]

I don't know many people who would be in on my ideal revolt. If that situation changes, it's very likely I would join in. Until then... I'll just hang on.

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Depends... What would be the exact pre-militia tactics?

[Der Teutoniker]

@Mykael

Is the reality of the situation really that grim?

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[Mhykael]

So laziness? You've bought into the machine and are to lazy to fight the fact that we're all clearly heading for the meat grinder?

I know it. But now is not the time to fight.

Ok, so the OP still stands when is the right time?

[Mosasauria]

I know it. But now is not the time to fight.

Ok, so the OP still stands? When is the right time?

When the average person begins to notice. Then they are impressionable. When they are impressionable, a revolt can be organized. When a revolt is organized, it becomes all tactics and support. And a leader must emerge to give those.

[Der Teutoniker]

Depends... What would be the exact pre-militia tactics?

Don't know yet. I'm not much of an organizer. I figure I'll wait until I see more support among my ideal group first.

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