It doesn't matter because they'll go after the infrastructure next. For example, tons of people use Google's DNS (8.8.8.8). All Google needs to do is block DNS queries for whatever platform we move to.
My church doesn't have an official membership because of some bad blood with the United Methodist Church. Back in the late 1960s when they absorbed the EUB, they decided our little rural church wasn't worth the expense. Since the church had gotten a loan from the EUB for pews, they used that as an "unpaid debt" and took ownership of the property and locked the church out of our own building.
Luckily, the person who donated the land for the building had a clause put into the deed that if the building should ever not be used as a house of worship for more than one year, the property and any structures would revert back to him or his hears. After a year of meeting in homes the property reverted back to him and he sold the property back to the church for $1.00 (which he then immediately donated).
As a result we have no official membership (you must attend at least 3 services per month to be a voting member) and the church cannot join a denomination without a 100% vote.
Let me quote the meeting minutes from 1970:
“XXX Bible Church” had its beginning on June 15, 1969 when the majority of the congregation of the XXX United Methodist Church withdrew from the denomination. This was due to the liberal stance of the denomination and its involvement in the National and World Council of Churches.
Not wishing to be contentious, we nonetheless firmly believed that we could not in good conscience be a part of the denial of freedom to be led by the Holy Spirit and the Word of God because of giving financial and spiritual support to a Church which is rapidly losing its evangelical witness and perverting the Gospel of Jesus Christ into a social and political message.
Upon our withdrawal from the United Methodist Conference we were denied the use of the Church for a period of nearly fourteen months (June 15, 1969 – August 14, 1970). During this time regular services were held in various homes throughout the community.
Through the grace of our God and the counsel of an able attorney (Mr. XXX) we were able to redeem our church property from the United Methodist Conference for the sum of two hundred dollars. The provision in XXX’s deed stating that the property would revert back to him if the Church was not used as a place of worship proved to be Godly inspired forethought because the property and the Church building did revert back to him, thereby saving the Church.
You can find blank PDFs online. Print it on some card stock and you're good.
There's other countries?
We need to bulldoze the UN into the East River while we're at it.
A blue county blockade should do the trick.
Greeting fellow mountaineer! Montani Semper Liberi!
Meanwhile, my wife, a redpilled elementary teacher here in WV is hiding in her classroom like Anne Frank. Seriously, this recently happened in her county.
People joke about Bop-Points, but they're fun to bop. You can't beat the lifetime warranty. I have one as a farm bopper for sneks.
I'm getting bops for my bopper.
Bullets will be legal tender in USA 2.0
Mmmm. Lt. Saavik.
Alf? You mean Gordon Shumway?
I'm fresh out of cheeks.
It was also recorded for any admin at my company to view later. Luckily, we aren't a bunch of pansies.
Stand up ... and dance. Great episode. I just finished it at lunch today. I then had a training with a company based in Commiefornia for administrating our new VoIP platform. I had to share my screen so they could walk me through stuff. They got to see my three percenter wallpaper and my bookmarks bar. Patriots.win, Bongino Report, Infowars, and gasp Salty Cracker.
Or they do it in a crappy area where the parents just don't care.
Even more reason to support him.
100% This! Crowder is a comedy show. If you don't like it, go watch Jimmy Fallon.
I have a three letter agency for them...
Alpha
Mike
Foxtrot
Our issue is internet access at home. Here in rural WV the fastest connection we can get at home is DSL at around 2 mbps. On the "blended" schedule she had them in class two days per week and then for one 15 minute block on Wednesday when she had both groups. They have an A, B, C schedule on a three week rotation. Altogether she has around 600 students between two schools.
Lemons to lemonade. ... Hopefully, I can retire early too.
"Hope."