[KittenClaws]

I’ve been thinking, the reason we’re frustrated is not lack of prosecution, it’s that we remain under official suppression. We are unfree and it HURTS! Last year this time Saudi Arabia got their freedom. Last spring North Korea was set free, and then Armenia. When do WE get set free to speak our minds again? THAT’s the problem.

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I think you're on to something there ichabod1.

Although we still maintain much more freedom than SA or NK, we are being forced to pay for our own demise.

When will be free from having our money taken to support illegals?

When will be free to stand in our own front yard without fear?

When will we be able to choose not to bake a cake?

There is an answer to all these whens, but we're way too comfortable to put it into action.

[ichabod1]

I just want to go back to the standard we used to have where all extremes were tolerated as long as they didn’t propose or project violence. That dissipates so much of the anger and frustration. Right now everybody is so tense. A lady in our business lobby just told me (I couldn’t believe she said this) she said she’s starting to feel like it ought to piss her off if anybody were to call her White.

[RitaOK]

Nailed it. There is something to be said about a little suffering that eventually can light a fine fire 🔥 of rebellion. It knocks the decades of complacency. We finally started that fire when we held together, for once, to get Trump elected. God sent, for a moment in time.

[Bob Ireland]

***When do WE get set free to speak our minds again? THAT’s the problem***

See my #1261