To the people currently talking about not voting again because they had a bad experience with one rigged election: We've all been trained by television to have the expectation that we live in a sitcom world where storylines are conveniently wrapped up by the end of the episode and everything snaps back to normal next week; that if the good guys don't win right away, then we must be living in some kind of tragedy. We imagine that our world and culture is supposed to exist in some sort of comfortable stasis and that the current situation is a deviation from some imaginary golden period before the cabal tried to take over.

In reality, there are no "good times;" there are simply times when the light is rising more than it is waning; the fight of good against evil is a constant, all-encompassing battle for the soul of humanity that will not end until the day Jesus descends from heaven with a shout. Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction, and unless we, as the moral majority, keep a constant watch; unless we keep pressing forward through battle after endless battle, being hyper-vigilant to defend our liberty and aggressively protesting, boycotting, and shouting down even the smallest appearance of evil arising in our culture and society; then the serpent of totalitarianism is always waiting at the door of liberty searching for an opening to worm its way inside our house and burn it down.

Elections have been rigged your entire life. Reagan was as much of a surprise to the cabal as Trump was, and they've been working your entire life to make sure their control never slips again. The difference isn't that they are cheating now, the difference is that you finally have eyes to see just how vast the fraud is. Things are getting better, not worse; the world is waking up. TV had many of us living in an illusion of normality our entire lives while they robbed us blind behind our backs and sold our countries out to China, all while sitting astride an ever-growing mountain of baby bones. Life is both a drama, and a comedy; sometimes a thriller, sometimes a horror movie. Don't leave the movie now that it's finally getting interesting simply because you're nostalgic for some earlier part of the movie where the monster hadn't yet been revealed. THE MONSTER WAS ALWAYS THERE, IT'S ONLY NOW THAT WE CAN SEE IT THAT WE CAN FIGHT IT HEAD ON.

Life isn't a sitcom, and liberty is a temporary comfort that you receive for collecting your tin, manning your air-raid siren, and doing your part for the war effort. That's how it's always been and always will be 'til Calvary. We just forgot for a time. Let us not let their comfortable illusion of a leisurely sitcom life glamour us again into our former passive, cynical complacency. It's not Chinatown and you CAN fight city hall. In fact, YOU MUST FIGHT CITY HALL. There is no option B, it's join or die, same as it's ever been. NEVER STOP MOVING FORWARD.