RE: RE: The Non-Aggression Principle (NAP) - Be careful how you think about it
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RE: The Non-Aggression Principle (NAP) - Be careful how you think about it

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A big part of the problem is I have no solution I can propose. Anything I propose I immediately see how that could be turned against my family and I. We have let it become so bad that possible solutions that were built into our government in the U.S. are effectively nullified. When the founders wrote the Bill of Rights and Constitution you couldn't travel anywhere in the world in a day and communicate anywhere in the world instantaneously.

That and being able to rapidly gather and parse data with computers gives the governments tools that effectively make it impossible to gather up in groups and plan to do something about it.

That is why I do they only things I know I can do. Prepare locally with my family and attempt to get other people thinking out there too because maybe someone will come up with a solution I can't see. Yet to do that they need to be aware and thinking.

@dwinblood: A big part of | Ecency