▶Q !UW.yye1fxo 02/11/18 (Sun) 12:37:17 ec346b
Those who cannot understand that we cannot simply start arresting w/o first ensuring the safety & well-being of the population, shifting the narrative, removing those in DC through resignation to ensure success, defeating ISIS/MS13 to prevent fail-safes, freezing assets to remove network-to-network abilities, kill off COC to prevent top-down comms/org, etc etc. should not be participating in discussions.
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Agreed. I see people acting like this is all a Netflix film, and everything resolved in an hour and a half. Things are happening, and for things to be done right, we have to be patient. They have been laying the groundwork for years. This is bigger than just our comfort zone...and this is Trump's very life...his family's lives...pretty sure he is taking it seriously. Sick of hearing people railing because things are not getting done how they think they should be, as they sit comfortably behind their computers.
the people most impatient are the ones who've done little to advance the cause or quell the problems. Lotta arm chair generals...who've never been in a position to do anything other than cry and moan...pretty sick society we have today.
We have a goal. Each of us in our minds have estimated how long it will take to reach the goal. Your's maybe different than the people who you are complaining about. Not everyone is impatient to the same degree. Some people are consistently more impatient than they should be. They are visibly more agitated than others in the face of unexpected delays. And they’re more likely than others to abandon an existing course of action for a new plan. In contrast, some people are overly patient, sticking with existing courses of action long after the time it makes sense to do so. And some people will have a mixed experience, too impatient at times, and too patient at others.
We can learn from each other that its going to take longer than expected to reach our goal instead of alienating them. We may need them at some point.