We could have a lengthy thread discussing how each of us considers violence. I think one danger is thinking that it's less nuanced than it really is. Today it's common to hear terms like peaceful, or non-violent, with the implication that it's just the simple opposite of violent. And we all know that violence is bad, right? As long as we're not violent then we haven't fallen for the traps or "stooped to their level."
Well, in the arsenal of tools, perhaps violence is the one that sits in the bottom drawer way in the back behind intelligent exchange of ideas, the seeking of independence, and memes. Would it be better to not have the tool? I don't know, I'm just a simple conspiracy theorist trying to think it all through.
In my opinion it does come back to them. Technically all the money we think we have is owned by the entity that fabricated it. Our gripe should not be that we have our labors skimmed, but that any one entity should possess the entire money supply. When we realize we have just as much right to own currency we fabricate ourselves, we no longer have to rely on the tokens issued to us by our supreme leaders.
Rahway Football said their "hearts go out to the family". Not the only ones with hearts going out, apparently.