I'M AS MAD AS HELL AND I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111111111

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Getting mad is the right answer, but informing is a huge part of that.

I am hoping to crowdsource a pamphlet on here - maybe the first of several if a good group can think of awesome ideas.

Cheap and easy to print, either from a printing store or at home, allowing for easy mailing or even hand delivering to neighborhoods.

The first one is "I Do Not Consent" - how to show politicians they do not rule you.

Edit: Crowdsource ideas and text not monetary contributions.

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We need to do everything we can. As our enemies would say: NOTHING IS OFF THE TABLE. The only reason to pick one method over another is exclusively to select the method which will influence the most, as expediently as possible. Obviously: this means I'm 100% against any act of violence or illegal activity. It has to be pure. It has to be a movement of nothing more than the love of truth: to shine a light on everything.

It needs to move off the net. It needs to enter the real world. The only way to win the game is to not play. Our enemies think it's fun to lock us in to digital cages? Let's see how funny it is when we turn our laptops off and meet them IRL: everywhere and at the same time. There's been many false-starts... Jan 6th's epic disco party being one of them. The people are there and willing to support... we just gotta give them something worth fighting for. And I don't know about you: but I think that there's plenty to fight for.

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That is exactly right.

Trump was dumb to try to play by the rules - thinking his picks for advisors would be enough to turn the tables. His 5D chess game was weak.

There does need to be a reckoning, and without limits.

Politicians need to fear their constituents again, not because we will threaten them, but because these elected rulercrats have so much fucking power over everyday lives. Every fucking decision needs to weigh heavily on their minds, day in and day out, for what they enact into laws.

Politicians should be begging for their terms to end so the stresses and financial strains finally end.

This means that elections probably need to change - and that can be discussed for pamphlet 2.

Thanks for your reply.

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That's a good resource, thanks.

"I Do Not Consent" is a treatise against all current government practices, which might resonate very well with the 80 million+ disenfranchised voters who just saw many elections stolen by the deep state.

It starts out:

Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.

Do you remember ever giving your consent to be governed? When did that happen?

What is the recourse for removing your consent?

If governments are instituted by the consenting of the governed, why is there no formal demarcation of that consent? And if consent is needed for the government to have power over you, what is the process by which to remove that consent?

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The speech is good and strikes to the heart of the matter. But if you didn't notice, I made an important distinction: I'm not asking people to yell. I'm asking people to GET MAD, and THEN:

sit down and think long and hard about what you, specifically, can do to help bring an end to this. Everyone who knows what's at stake needs to stop being a faggot, get their shit together, and treat this like a proper war. Because that's exactly what it is.

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You make incredibly valid points, however: this is exactly what I'm talking about, that we need to be doing: figuring it out. You speak of fanning the winds of war in a specific direction. That's good, let's work with that: how do you wage that war? What can be done, at the level of a random internet faggot, to start marching said line?

I've been red-pilling fuckers on the internet since before owls were goats; it gets old. There's so many of us. I need to do more. I can't not. It's my duty, above all else. There is no alternative. Someone mentioned an idea to crowd-source pamphlet designs to distribute IRL, in this same post thread.

I resent that you resent this.

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