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Hello ourworldawry,

Thanks for the reply. And I agree with you in general, while in some particulars I think some things need to be thought through (or at least by me.)

While I do believe that the fed is unreformable, I do have hope that in the states we may succeed. For this reason, I don’t and won’t give in.

I see almost everyone referring to the fed and no one never referring back to the states. So I am wondering what will be the role in our states? Our states have some responsibility and authority in relation to us and the feds and I think we should not overlook this. I think we should explore how to make use of them. Each state is currently taking a different attitude towards all of this and some are FOR us, whereas the fed is NOT FOR us.

Anyway, I am trying to explore this and work it out as it relates to using the states. No one has yet wanted to comment on this topic. Oh well, maybe it is a rabbit hole, and I should drop it.

“Thanks for the reply. And I agree with you in general, while in some particulars I think some things need to be thought through (or at least by me.)

While I do believe that the fed is unreformable, I do have hope that in the states we may succeed. For this reason, I don’t and won’t give in.

Anyway, I am trying to explore this and work it out as it relates to using the states. No one has yet wanted to comment on this topic. Oh well, maybe it is a rabbit hole, and I should drop it.”

I think much needs to be thought through, by all of us. However, multitudes have become complacent. Or, like the old hillbillies used ta say...”dey ain’t no faht inum”.

So...what’s your take on why there can be no reform?

Personally, I think WE can either step up to the plate and perform our duty as citizens, or....we can just fling up the white flag. There really are no other choices.