Is This Fight Too Long?
Should we give up?
Is this fight for freedom too long?
Is it too boring?
I ask because most people don’t keep at it.
Sure there are those of you that stick at it week in and week out. Writing letters. Having meetings.
And we know this works because it’s work time and time again in the past.
Yet a lot of our friends come and go.
They can’t budget time for supporting freedom.
They won’t make donations to support many of the cash starved non-profits.
So is this fight too long?
What can we do to make it more exciting to make folks want to stay in it?
I’d love to hear your thoughts and comments.
Shawn
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We must *never* give up because our enemies will not. They only succeed because we don't oppose them. This is probably the first time in history where we don't have to pick up a weapon and join an army to fight the enemy. Our task is ridiculously easy -- we just need to make noise to politicians to pass laws that prohibit medical tyranny. This should be our biggest marketing point to all the Normies and defeatists who think our task is too big to achieve. Quite simply, I don't agree. Our task is simple, takes almost no energy, but it requires the masses to make noise. Think about it. Americans will expend great energy for gladiatorial events like football, but when it comes to saving lives and defending our freedoms, they don't lift a finger for some defeatist reason? Convince everyone you know that we can win, and easily, but it requires people to keep their politicians accountable.
Join a medical freedom organization. Start your own. But, get people involved and get them to make noise. We don't need a messiah, we need everyone to be their own leader.
https://medicalfreedomact.org/congress