Where do we stand? Are we at that point in time where enough have awakened that we can take control back … and keep it? Or is there work to do first? - The Great Awakening

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Where do we stand? Are we at that point in time where enough have awakened that we can take control back … and keep it? Or is there work to do first?

posted 2 years ago by WinsAnon 2 years ago by WinsAnon +419 / -1

We have spent much of the last couple years awaiting declassification of explosive documents, arrests and prosecutions, but are we already where we need to be to displace the cabal’s control and reclaim this nation?

I say yes.

Which isn’t to say we should slow down and take a victory lap. We have to keep our foot on the accelerator.

But I posit that we have seen enough evidence that the people have been moved by Dem mismanagement, dishonesty and corruption enough to make our move now. Every single poll shows that the voting public has had it with the Dems both on a personality and policy level.

Elections can’t happen soon enough.

In the meantime, with every act of poor governance, the Dems are making it impossible to steal another election because that theft will be exposed by their increasingly horrible polling. They won't be able to convince the public at large - let alone us awakened folks - that the elections were legit.

The Left is toast. They know it. They are only hoping to survive at some small corner of the room to rebuild from there. And the trades they will make to stay out of prison will be even more disempowering for them.

For every movement there is a moment where the wave is large enough to accomplish its ends. I say we have seen that moment.

While we should keep at it, my point is that there are diminishing returns when it comes to others being awakened. Many millions will never stop hating Trump and therefore the voters who delivered Trump to power.

I had lunch yesterday with a buddy who has built a very successful business through sheer intellect and sound decision making. Yet he is still so wrapped around the axle of hating Trump that he said he would vote for Biden or Kamala or Hillary or anyone who runs against Trump. When pressed, he even said he would vote for them over Trump even if all three of them were in jail convicted of treason at the time.

He will never be awakened. Even though he hates the Biden presidency and even though he overtly recognized that Biden’s policies have destroyed the economy and his business.

And there are millions like him.

But we don’t need him. We are over the hump and inertia is on our side.

Time to act.

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– Slyver 10 points 2 years ago +10 / -0

While I hate sales tax

Some form of payment for use is required in any multi-person economy. If you want a fish and you don't fish, but you have an apple orchard, you can hopefully pay for a fish with your apples. When you expand that out and start using currency (preferably multiple types of currency, but that's a larger topic), you still need to make a trade of currency for that fish.

If you use a road to get from point A to point B, you need to pay for the road, because the road doesn't just grow itself. You can either pay for it in tolls, or in taxes. Those are really the same thing. Any form of payment that relies on the user, and not on the society (those that don't necessarily use the road) is (sans fuckery) a fair method.

I suggest it may not be the sales tax that is the problem for you, but the current implementation of it. For example, if there was a gas tax, that went to pay for roads, and only for roads (and related infrastructure), which was well managed, without corruption, it probably wouldn't be all that much. For example, lets say gas should be $1.00/gallon (there is so much fraud here, I can't even begin, but I am using this as an example). Let's say the required tax on gas to pay for infrastructure was $0.03/gallon. Would you really mind paying that $0.03/gallon tax as a use tax that you knew paid for roads? Would you rather pay tolls every couple miles (NJ Turnpike, yuck)?

It's an economy. We trade things we have, for things we need/want to use. A specific use tax is really just another way of paying for things. Pay here, or pay there, it's the same thing with a different name.