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I’m a pessimist, but I genuinely do hope these protests work. If not, the entire planet is doomed to follow in Australia’s footsteps.

I’m a pessimist, but I genuinely do hope these protests work. If not, the entire planet is doomed to follow in Australia’s footsteps.

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[–] • 2 pts

Protests don’t work. Bitching online doesn’t work. Proving the “conspiracy theorists” were right about FEMA and quarantine camps doesn’t work. (((They))) just keep pushing…until they are stopped.

[–] • 1 pt (edited )

Just imagine what it would look like right now if people this angry at their government hadn't given up all their guns. If just 1% suddenly decided that enough was well and truly enough, this whole thing would have already gone full rodeo and be over by now.

The line in the dirt that I personally drew for myself and my family is when they start deploying armed men to come around and forcibly vaccinate the unwilling. That is where Australians find themselves right now. If it comes down to it, that decision has already been made and the plans are already in place for it. That's the hill that I am willing to die on. But, it will be with the bolt locked to the rear on a large pile of brass first.

You have to personalize it for each of them, individually. "I am willing to die to not get the stab. Are the people who told you to do this really paying you enough to die trying to give it to me? Fuck your 'orders'. Is it really that important to you? When you don't come home that night to your family, are they going to say to themselves, 'Well, at least his death was worth it, making sure that more one person got forcibly vaxxed against their will. Now they're both dead and the world is a better, safer place for that.'" Right?

[–] • 2 pts

A perfectly laid out statement. I have thought the exact same thing on the line. The moment armed soldiers are either vaccinating the unwilling or jailing people for non-compliance is the day I start an armed militia with legal and some sort of fundraising effort to go on the offensive. That’s my line in the sand 100% and I can guarantee there are at least 2-5% of American men that will join us.

[–] • 1 pt (edited )

I am retired now, and I don't, and won't, go out of my way looking for trouble. But over thirty years of being deployed to violent conflict centers have made me more comfortable with it than most folks, so I don't avoid it either. Frankly, there is a part of me that I know probably enjoys it far more than is healthy. So I have found ways over the years to keep that part in strict check, and found that I sleep better at night for that.

But.

If and when trouble decides to actively and forcibly seek me or any member of my family out, in whatever form or fashion it chooses, it will find me, ready and waiting. Prepared. I will set peace and whatever I am doing aside at that point. I will grasp the trouble by the throat with one hand, and by the crotch with the other. Then I will squeeze down as hard as I can with both hands until either one, or both of us, is stone dead.

Then, God willing (and the crick don't rise), I will return to whatever I was doing before, and think no more of it.

“It is good that war is terrible. Or else we would become too fond of it.” - Robert E. Lee

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I've thought long and hard in this very subject myself. Much like you, that is my line also. I grew up in the country. I can and will disappear into the woods if at all possible, but if not I will make my last stand at my house picking as many of them off as is possible before they take me. I honestly think this is the only reason they haven't already begun this in the US.