Just my opinion but I don’t think it is possible to “return to a country of Constitutional Law.” We can’t just turn the clock back. The libtards have a vision for the future, a dystopia future, for sure, but they have one. Look at government sort of like an airplane engine for a second. Sure there are things you can do while it is running but for a serious overhaul you are going to have to sit it down somewhere. If we don’t the thing just crashes.
The libtards have a vision for the future, a dystopia future, for sure, but they have one.
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Our side also has a vision.
As for the plane analogy:
There are instruments flashing red and yellow; alarms are sounding, some smoke is coming from an engine, but a good pilot can put the craft down with minimized damage/collateral damage, the passengers and crew can mostly escape with their lives,even if injured, and the plane can be repaired.
That dystopia is not set in stone and many will fight before it becomes an inevitable future.
The progs have lost consistently around the world in the past few years. They are not superheroes. They do not have the means and ability to rule us all under some mythical iron grip of authoritarian hell.
I acknowledge they will attempt to burn the world before accepting defeat. I do not accept that people will roll over and allow them that result.
Credit POTUS. Before Trump, the incremental advancement of dystopian misery was on track to succeed. One of the reasons this entire campaign is taking so long is that it took this long with revelations of the depth of the perfidy and the strength of their desire to end us all and we haven’t even gotten to the heart of it, yet. However, enough is now common knowledge that a tipping point has been reached and passed.
I expect the determination of the average citizen of the Western world will increase, along with their personal and collective ability to stand up to tyranny and topple it, at least for the time being.
I cede nothing to oppressors and I doubt I am alone in that.