The problem is not the dominion machines, it’s the democrat machine operating them. We’re starting to sound like the Russiagate people of the right.

Local local local, everything that is going on in DC originated in Atlanta, Milwaukee, Detroit, etc. Let’s stop shifting the blame to this “servers in Frankfurt” Q nonsense that distracts us from what we really need to do. It is going to take everyone of us getting active in our local communities. Pushing election reform in our state legislatures, having a full hand count of paper ballots not machines, becoming poll watchers, fighting legal battles to prevent settlements weakening election integrity, putting as much energy into knowing about the people at the bottom of the ballot as we do with those at the top.

We sure as hell should not give up, but we are a long, long way from any justification for armed insurrection.

On one end of the spectrum we have doomers throwing hands up in the air wanting to give up. Are you going to do that when the gestopo kicks down your door to put you and your family in a camp?

On the other end of the spectrum we have people that would not put down a beer to go serve a shift as a poll watcher, to go and meet their local elected officials to see if they shouldn't actually checkbox their name on the ballot just because it has an R next to it. But, yet now they tell everyone they are willing to pick up a rifle, like WTF, now you want to do something out of pure rage with no organization, planing, training, discipline, or logistical support?

I actually went to see a statue protest, and it was funny to see all the fat ass militia larpers, wearing their 1980s tactical nylon drop leg holsters they got from Amazon for $20, their $100 level 3 steel body armor that only covered their overhanging belly button, their $50 Walmart scopes on their delton rifles, who could not run 20 feet to find cover when bullets start flying.

It was 12 years from the Sugar Act, the first act of oppressive act by the British, to the Declaration. They took every avenue of civil discourse from local Committees of correspondence, the constitutional congress, writing literature like Common Sense, protests, etc. Even after the battle of Lexington and Concord, was initiated by the Britts, the colonists tried one more time to plead with the king in the Olivia Branch Petition, and after another year later finally drafted the Declaration. Then they fought war for 8 years that was bloody and miserable where you were 10 times more likely to die from disease than battle wounds. But most importantly they searched the scriptures for justification and pleaded to God for success knowing they would fail without his Providence.

It took all the time and process just to persuade just 25% of the population. So next time we go around saying “The country was found on violent revolution”, let’s try to learn from the founding fathers so we can be more like them, rather than being an angry mob like Robespierre and the Jacobins.

As such, get off your ass and do the hard work to engage your community and have a positive effect, know how your government works, stop drinking beer and get fit, know how your firearm works, and hopefully it never comes to blows.