I guess technically you wouldn't call them wars but from the US perspective we've had full military engagements such as Grenada that involved less death and less physical violence. When you add up all the people that have been falsely imprisoned and had their lives ruins it FAR outweighs the casualties of a number of situations the US has been involved in.

As u/#LongTimeListener pointed out I totally forgot to mention that we have had the single most deadly weapon of mass destruction ever used in anger unleashed upon us.

https://usafacts.org/visualizations/coronavirus-covid-19-spread-map/

Just in the US ALONE Deaths 598,285.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_bombings_of_Hiroshima_and_Nagasaki

Total killed: 129,000–226,000

We all know the COVID numbers might not be fully accurate but to say that they have surpassed the death total from dropping not one but two nuclear bombs isn't a stretch.

But yeah no violence here. Tens of thousands of business gone forever. Jobs lost... lives ruined... people crippled... dreams smashed to bits... I could keep going but I think you get the picture.

The only reason I point this out is because while you talk about peace and not being violent they are literally murdering us by the thousands. When is it enough?

Am I advocating for violence? By my own standards yes I am, but... BUT, I'm advocating not for independent individual violence instead we need collective violence. We as a group need to agree on what needs to be done and round up all these evil sons of bitches. We need to stop ceding the power to enact justice solely to the people who are responsible for most of the injustices.

This isn't about faith in Q or not. This is about facing reality. One way or another we will have to solve this problem ourselves. The whole fucking problem is we keep waiting for someone to save us. This isn't a fucking fairy tail. We have to save ourselves. And that means standing up to evil.