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Whether he put himself on the line correctly is not an issue in this respect. It is that he has put it on the line. So I respect him for that.

His life, his fortune, and his sacred honor.

Many are called, but few are willing these days.

I was on a thread recently, with a Freeper who was denigrating those who went down to Washington D.C. on January 6, 2021. He is of the type who think these people are chumps who allowed themselves to get set up.

When I took him to task for his mindset (a mindset that those who perpetrated the assault on American citizens exercising their Constitutional rights had every intention of planting in the minds of any American who took issue with the open and pervasive illegality that led to the stolen election) he lashed out with "Well, why didn't YOU go there".

I would have told him that I absolutely thought hard about it up to less than a week before the event, but I couldn't go due to personal commitments, but that wasn't his point to find out why I didn't go. He asked the question to try to shame ME into silence.

I told that POS person posting on this board that the difference was, I admire those who went, and view them as Patriots, while pointing out that he disparaged those who went, and viewed them as fools and chumps.

And so it is with Mike Lindell and his persecution by the Left. I refuse to denigrate him because he didn't "handle things" the right way with respect to his considerable support for those who wish to protest and prosecute the Election Fraud that took place.

I hold him wholly in respect for doing so. If I am called, I hope I can do so with as much enthusiasm and personal capital has he has.