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If you needed to wake people up from a show (lies) how would you do it? Would you shake them vigorously and say "Hey! That think you are watching (living); it's just a show!" or would you take a more subtle route? Perhaps, if you had the resources, you'd construct a "show"...
to -show- them they are watching a show. That's what's happening to people watching the (current) show. But the problem they have is waking half way through the new show to show the people the love/care for still stuck on the first show. They think "I'll just shake them...
...and they'll get it! They trust me!" Then they realize just how hypnotic that old show is. Then they start reasoning. Then they try pleading. Then they try questioning. Then they try the hard logic. Then they try the stoic approach. And just when they think they've made a...
...break through in each stage, they see them dive back into the familiar. This is the issue with "The Great Awakening". Normal folks were never conditioned for this type of warfare. Their information comes in "codified" leads, their leadership dodges affirmation, and their...
...laborious ventures are met with popular opinions of perceived failures stemming from maleficent harbingers of the message that command the authority of messaging. Their target gets sucked back in to the fold of the group-think. It truly is an expose of democratic...
...(think democracy) combating the republic of the truth. I think that's why the idea of the Republic is a rare form for the masses. People have an innate resistance to being proven wrong. This is the source of our greatest strength, and the primary attack vector of the enemies..
...of truth. Our (innate) willingness to sojourn with popular thought. Things become familiar with numbers. The larger the number, the more true it is, right? The problem with progress is it requires an embrace of novel thought. That sort of battleground is where the concepts...
... of "fun" intersect with "responsibility". That's what this all boils down to. I don't care if you believe in aliens, Krishna, Jesus, Buddha, Santa, Flying Spaghetti Monster, Nickelback, Karl Marx, or that dude that talked to Tim Allen over the fence in that show where he...
...built things and did that idiotic impression of men grunting. The truth is the real struggle is with exposing the truth to an unwilling populace bent on the progression of the mainstream. It's not profitable, popular, or paramount in the eyes of the mainstream. Although...
it is principal in the heart of a true patriot of the Republic, and the eyes of those seeking justice in a world of iniquity and hardship. Don't let them take the spirit in the purpose of your march. March to the purpose of the spirit in the face of adversity with purpose.
