Quote Originally Posted by allrollsin21
"While I think mccain would be an improvement over bush, and obama over mccain, things have gone to far for political solutions. The time is right for violence, revolution does not come through elections. It comes when leaders are crucified on telephone poles."


I could not disagree more. More good would come from a politician such as Ron Paul in office then could ever come with you being locked in a room with a machine gun and the countries political power players. To think violence is the only solution is silliness. After we hang the bastards who is in charge? Probably the person who hung the most people. No thanks.
oh revolutions are dangerous, not that they are bad but u cant imagine the force they can have and what they cant do... i know it first hand cuz ive seen one major one in recent times first hand and its effects in comparison to its promises

all u need to get from bad to worst! is to have one of these hidden corrupt bastards run your revolution, people never unite without a leader for such massive movements

and as far as i remember, we americans respect our system so much (sadly or happily) that even in the 1930s and depression we did not revolt and that was the worst time in modern american history

Revolution is really not a "safe" choice for change, its pretty much like wars, starting one may be the easiest part, controlling one and winning one is very very hard and it can have very unpredictable results... even if there is a good and people-loyal leader on top, she/he may get assassinated and then what...

revolutions are strong sweeping forces of mad masses, like a wild fire, it will burn guilty and innocent togtether
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