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I know it’s your point. It makes me sad that I, the Rebel with a Cause, have turned into such a chicken sh/t. I am single, have a good job, just turned 65, and work for an Obama zombie (the good boss was fired and the affirmative action black woman replaced the old white guy). On Flag Day, I hung a little flag in my office, and I haven’t taken it down. What are you doing to fight Tyranny - I need some examples.

Sioux-san,

Perhaps your questions are legit.

So you need examples from me? What? to prove myself?

I was just giving word to a feeling. I know who I am, what I will do, but this post has devolved into “lets make fun of the OP”.

“Homey don't play that”

I'll stay in for a bit of fun, but I certainly do not need to legitimize my feelings to those who just want to make fun.

What are you doing to fight Tyranny - I need some examples.

MyLife has it right. They're the bloated dinosaurs they used to laugh at and it's their turn in the tub. You want revenge? Subvert their kids.

I'm serious. It's easy. I gave out a couple dozen of those little pocket copies of the Constitution and told them, "here, read this. It'll take 20 minutes. This is what the government is supposed to be doing." Somebody's Mom turned up on the campus where I work wearing a Che t-shirt (badly), and I whispered to her little darling, "Che was a murdering psychopath. Google it up."

Just don't get all heavy. Wink, and mock - those are the weapons of revolution. Tell the kids, "your television is lying to you" and they'll believe it because they know it's the truth. Ask them how a guy in a thousand-dollar suit is any kind of champion of the poor. Ask them how a guy whose career depends on people hating one another can ever be a healer. Tell them that celebrities are stupid. Smile, and laugh at the Left. Everything they once did is about to come back at them a hundredfold.

Enjoy the revolution. I am. And don't ever, ever, ever give up. :-)

Well, a general feeling of fear, apathy or despair is always bad. I would suggest (and I know I need to follow my own advice here) that you keep positive, even with only a small thing. The conservative movement, like America itself, is more than the sum of its parts. We just have to find the things that we can do to make a difference. There are other kinds of service than marching on the streets, or donating money, or giving impassioned erudite speeches at Town hall meetings. Not everyone can do those kinds of things. Our talents are different.

If you have a telephone and some spare time, phone round to rally voters to come out. If you are of a religious bent, then you can always pray. If you have a computer go on the blogs and opinion websites and try and persuade people to the truth of the matter. I doubt you will ever change the minds of the Hardcore liberals but you might just plant a seed or a doubt in some. After all, we can hardly blame people for being liberal if that is the only worldview that they ever hear.