The Challenge Of A Long Freedom Fight
Some have to overcome their natural tendency
One thing is becoming clear about the freedom fight - those that are in favor of taking freedom are dug in for the long-term.
Meanwhile a lot of freedom fighters want their freedom back so they can get back to life.
Many freedom fighters don’t want to be part of big institutions.
And this is one of the reasons those that are systematically taking freedoms tend to make progress over time. They build systems that keep pushing on taking the freedoms of others and build institutions.
If this situation is going to change in the long-term the freedom fighters need to stay engaged.
We have to be part of long-term institutions that build freedom.
We can’t just pop in and out.
And we need to budget time and money for it.
And we need to make constant progress.
The long-term mindset is needed.
Are you dug in yet?
Shawn
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I think what most people want back is the SLOW national, moral, and cultural DECAY of the past 50 years.
I am not sure people know what freedom is; most only know RIGHTS and the pursuit of their own Self-Interests.
The BREAD and CIRCUS show was interrupted in 2020 when “they” went to far, to fast, and for to long. People have woken up, but most want to go back to sleep (as they know not what to do).
We The People need a foundation of first principles, then a productive path forward.
My thoughts on a path forward can be found in my 8x8^8 article (for those interested).