http://youtube.com/watch?v=KgxwPU0W-Wg

Now look to whats left, starting with 25% of the voting age population on the conservative side and eliminate the ignorant (not so many apathetic right leaning voters) and there is scant little remaining.

We are looking to expand the right to vote to felons etc. not contract it. No basic civil service test, no land ownership, no tax paying requirement, mainly no horse in the race EXCEPT what one can get FROM the government. These people are scary and dangerous, very. In my home town most people collect some kind of entitlement, welfare, disability SS (made up) etc. If asked they would say the govt has its own money, they can discuss this with me, a rare escapee, and not have a clue its my money they speak of…they havent a clue.
The stupidity of the “undecided” voters is trotted out every four years, it makes my ears bleed to listen to them.

So as to the govt we deserve, thats a hard call. There are a few that deserve better then what we have, but most not only deserve what we have, they prefer it, because their nest is feathered another year.

Then come MRM guys, a loud and pasionate bunch, but like Custer, facing a sheer face behind us and an overwhelming army of those in opposition and their useful idiots charging at us.

There will be no convincing a man to give up his check, no way to pry the cold 40 ouncer from the fingers of the crowd at the c store parking lot, and no way to interupt their ex wife or girlfriend at home from what see needs and deserves…no way.

We’ve read it in Theodore Dalrymples examples in the UK, which actually served to make me feek better about certain of our lower class problems here in the US. It is documentable, predictable, and unstoppable in the morass of a system that has manifested as a result of essentially ignorant people being given some sway over their lot at the expense of others.

Shame really, that the MRM issues are exactly driven by the same values that drive the conservative believers but we divide again by those who know and understand, and those who dont.

I used to think tere was a certain peace to the ignorant, but Ive seen the pollution and pain it brings, not just my life but my society.

We go round and round about men leading. There are so few of us who would even half way understand the issues that we are indeed completely swallowed up in the feminist socialist anarchist whateverist rest of the world as to need each of us to be Ultra Uber Mega Super Duper Leaders.

Almost tempting to sit and wait…isnt it.

Let it all come crashing down.

I did nothing, nothing at all to deserve the treatment I have had. I doubt you did anything so bad that deserved your pains. Many, many thousands, hundreds of thousands of other men could say the same.

But Pride comes before a fall. Undeserved.

Instead I observed that our government establishes rules based popular opinion.

Group popularity contests are not wise, but instead they change like the wind, from one season to the next season.

OK, we have allowed it through our own apathy. But deserve it? No. Apathy has its consequences but not all consequences are deserved. They just happen, sometimes. Even when we fight and overthrow - as with the splendid example of America’s origins - and set new practices in place, the following period of relaxation is more often than not exploited by our next door neighbour.

Ok, again, so we forget to be vigilant. That’s what we need to do next time. Because it is no longer any use looking backward and blaming ourselves. We set great laws in place all around the western world. We created strong institutions that we expected, reasonably, to guard our liberties and treat all equally. It was the people we put in there that betrayed us. We did not deserve that.

Focus on, steel yourself for, the carnage ahead. Those of us who survive can set the new rules.

My suggestion for part of the solution:

Scream for the enforcement of the Peonage Law.

The hostile environment and the gusty winds of change fail to distract his focus on the target, which lies beyond the range of so many. Time stands still - the mechanism is cleared - his last breath is slow - the bowstring slides smoothly from the tabs on his suddenly relaxed fingers.

The bow reacts violently - the bowstring slaps the bracer on his wrist as the fletch clears the arrow rest of the bow. Almost instantly the arrow impacts the nock of the previous arrow, already embedded in the bullseye of Baskerville’s target, with shards of wood exploding, this arrowhead pile drives the last.

Our Family Law archer seems to always split the last arrow in the bullseye, whether the arrow was his or not. Baskerville’s aim is so true, and his arrow’s impact so forceful, that there is no one with the courage to challenge him, let alone attempt to compete.