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Originally posted by tadaman
If it came down to it, and you saw no other option....would you start a revolution?
edit on 19-3-2013 by tadaman because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by PsychNurse
Answering that question on line is a sure way to get yourself on a list. Remember... They're watching.
Originally posted by rickymouse
The last revolution the USA had just shifted the power and that was it. We have been led to believe that the common person did better, but that was a lie. The regular people did not have any change for the better, just another batch of people in charge.
No revolution because it will not help. It will probably get worse. Just another batch of power hungry people in charge.
Who are we going to put in charge? A medical doctor who will side with the medical community and allow them to suck all our money away? A scientist who will shift the money to science? An importer who will sell our jobs to other countries, or an agricultural organization exec who will force us to eat more crappy poisoned food. You name it, everyone wants power who would be interested in taking over. The middle class wants control, the legal system wants control. Everyone tries to make us fear. Too late, all of the above have happened, the country is severely divided.:shk:
Originally posted by tadaman
If it came down to it, and you saw no other option....would you start a revolution?
It wouldnt be hard considering the times we are living in and the emotional state we are all in. We are in survival mode.
It wouldnt be to win....it would be to simply kill as many of them as possible. By "them" I mean the political class and the captains of the banking industry. I am not even suggesting limiting it to a single country. I am asking if you would start a world wide revolt. No borders, no limits. The whole planet would be fair game.
If you had nothing to lose, would you go to war?
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Leadership
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