> It let's them know they are not alone in their fight. Fair enough. Looks a lot more like grandstanding to me. Funny that. A few stand up. But it always seems to get worse doesn't it? Gets a little bit better, but it always gets worse sooner or later. Whatever the flavor. Good policies passed? Undone, through courts, or stolen elections. Or compromise. It always gets worse because even the ones that stand up and speak out, thats all they're doing, is talking. All they are is talk. And their job is to fail us. The grandstanding never leads to anything. And if it does it only lasts briefly and is undone next election cycle. We don't have a say in America. Australians don't in their country. Certaintly not the French in France, or New Zealanders, or British citizens, or anyone else anywhere else. Thats not representation. Thats enemy action by any other name. Why should the citizens of the west tolerate this state of affairs? When we're losing everything and the governments that claim to represent us talk down to us, are completely insulated from the results of their own unaccountable decisions or policy making, and force us to pay for it all while destroying our economies, our traditions, our way of life, our cultures, our hopes, and even our religions? Why should this be tolerated at all?