'What did you do in the revolution Daddy/Mommy?'
I personally have never advocated violence in any form but It's looking more and more that this question may be asked over and over again to parents by the next generation.
Too many Americans won't simply sit quietly at home and die or starve or allow their love ones to do so because of a fascist tyrant and his minions craving for control and power.
It will come down to the question that many are contemplating tonight... When do we as peace loving Americans reach our tipping points and how long do we wait before action becomes absolutely necessary and before it is impossible to act.
Sadness and anger fills me at this point. But when does the anger and fear for our families, friends and ourselves make the discission if not an easy one, critical for survival.
Your opinions dear DUers.
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The French in particular are pretty effective in getting their point across.
But Americans are generally passive. I mean what if somebody's employer saw them demonstrating or something. 
He has moved out now. Learned to shoot at 9. Yes, I can handle a firearm but I don't announce on an open board if I'm armed currently or my willingness to use a weapon. That would put me at the intellectual level of the deplorables.
