You're a pacifist.
That's not necessarily a good thing. People like you tried to convince the forefathers of America to just pay the tea tax and follow King George's laws.
If you have ever seen The Patriot, Mel Gibson's character was a pacifist in the beginning of the movie. You can see what the outcome of that was.
I get it, though. Pacifism gives you temporary comfort. It lets you labor under the delusion that the current comfort of pleasing an enemy will make everything okay. This is the same line of thought an abused woman in an abusive relationship has when she retrieves the alcoholic drink for her boyfriend before he puts another layer of mascara over her black eyes.
Then, every once in a while…a slave breaks free. Perhaps it's courage. Perhaps it's psychosis. But I think it's fear…not for the self so much but for the little ones. Those who come after us. What kind of world will they grow up in if we let things slide?
We are dealing with immoral criminals and very evil people. Nothing civil will work against them as we saw with the 2020 election they will never relinquish control.
And although Q was Ron Watkins playing a LARP for whatever selfish reasons he had, the message that Q delivered was a real one…only Q was wrong about always remaining peaceful. There is indeed a time to physically fight. You have to really sit down and ask yourself what that threshold is and whether or not we have crossed it.
In my opinion, if a stolen election goes unresolved and unpunished, then that is cause for forced removal of the sitting government in accordance with not only the Second Amendment of the US Constitution but also the Declaration of Independence.
It is our duty to resist and overthrow any rogue government and re-establish the government by and for the people…by any means necessary.