@stoner713 — “I think the LARP levels are a camouflage” — Correct. But there i

@stoner713

— “I think the LARP levels are a camouflage” —

Correct. But there is a correlation between “those who aren’t willing to do much, are not competent or capable of doing much, and who whine the most about it.” In other words, every in-the-field activist who is capable, competent, and willing, is out working every day and just waiting for an opportunity.

Then again when I started talking about civil war I was ridiculed. But it’s now a regular topic of conversation. We all know the end is coming. But there isn’t a trigger event yet that tells the people who are capable, competent, and willing that their chance of victory is high enough to pay the cost of personal sacrifice.

It’s possible to predict demographic and long wave outcomes fairly easily with enough effort – especially with today’s information saturation. I’ve been successful since the 90s. What’s not possible is predicting Overton windows and Trigger events.

Worse, I’m a terrible analyst of popular sentiments, and I’ve consistently underestimated the informational, cognitive, and emotional damage done to the Millennial and subsequent generation. They have no fight in them, and virtue signaling seems to have replaced bravery and loyalty.

But we don’t need large numbers for victory unless you still have faith in majority democracy despite the overwhelming evidence to the contrary that it’s a failed experiment – as has been demonstrated throughout history.

There are enough men still left out there. They just don’t say much.

cc: @LogicalExtremist@RadioFreeNorthwest@ChrisLangan@realnickjfuentes