> Sadder still is that we thought for a good time that we were heading towards a future that wouldn't need this, we thought we had it worked out, at least to the point where we could settle things without violence. Aww, poor brits thought they could give up their guns without consequence > We feel deeply ashamed that the need for war has been allowed to come to us, furthermore, it was brought about by a tyranny of those who we had once looked to as a nation as a solution to conflict such as this Oh man, almost as if the most powerful nation in the world didn’t teach you this lesson 250 years ago > Fighting this fight means admitting not only that we were wrong, that our heroes were villains, it also means admitting the same for our fathers and mothers Yeah, you gave unlimited power to the people who seek to have power over you. Shocking that you were wrong to do that > It means renouncing ideas that we had held on strongly to, and that we had condemned others for falling short of them. Now admitting that we were wrong in our progressive values which we were so proud of before. Yep, the values that you used to make yourselves feel superior to those who were smart enough to avoid > All this means that we have a slow time to adapt to coming back to a violent manner. All this means that you cannot go back at all. You made your choices, and they were the wrong ones. You’re trying to pretend that you can fight the global government with a rock, but you know you can’t. You gave up your freedom (guns) in the name of equality, and now you’re learning what equality means to those in power. Now roll around in it.