>>2713022

>Which is why… they will never be ready for the truth. They will reject? They will be terrified? Tough fucking shit. We have to take charge, we the people, we patriots we can't wait for everyone else.

Really? Have you thought that through in great detail?

Any possibility your assessment could be wrong?

Have you considered all contingencies?

Do you have plans in place to deal with all possible outcomes?

Such as 1992 LA-style riots x100 across the country?

Similar to a natural disaster (e.g. Hurricane) but on a much larger scale.

Societal breakdown and lawlessness?

Collapse of financial markets?

Bank runs?

Massive disruption to the movement of goods and services?

Supermarkets running of out food?

Disruption to the electrical grid and utilities?

People losing access medical care and medicines?

Any thought to the consequences of hasty action?

Do you think problems many years, decades, even centuries in the making are going to be solved in one swift stroke?

Or might lasting solutions be more complex, more tricky, require more skill and intelligence?

>>2713087

Bill's a good, smart man.

100% in the Trump cam.

>>2713151

Looks like a mass of earthworms.

>>2713363

>We are not alone in this fight. You are too afraid.

Not afraid at all. I just have leaned to count the cost of any action I take. Because any action based on emotion is destined to fail, 100% of the time.

Don't shoot yourself in the foot.

>>2713419

You took me literally when I was using a metaphor. This is common for people who tend to be emotional

What it boils down to is that you are of the opinion that we need to leap first and hope everything works out.

I think everything need to be thoroughly thought out in advance to minimize the adverse effects on the citizens of this country and to maximizes the prospects for sustainable success.

In other words, I trust the plan.

>>2713441

>The cost of delay has not been worth it

Really?

Can you quantify that cost?

>>2713514

>>2713514

They think it will be easy.

Because they think like impatient children.

Children are impulsive.

They're not given to forethought.

>>2713556

>Mark Taylor said very recently that people are nearly ready to go get HRC and slaughter her in the streets.

A normal reaction people have for heinous criminals. (Remember: DJT said the Clintons are criminals.)

>>2713585

So you say.

I say different.

>>2713564

Crawl back in your hole, pls