Key point here...
These guys are obsessed with getting the sleeping masses to wake up.
http://z10.invisionfree.com/Loose_Change_Forum/index.php?showtopic=3402
CTERs, please listen. There will never be a bloody revolution and you will never storm the Whitehouse.
Your leaders will never take to the streets dressed as freedom fighters and nobody will answer your calls for revolution. This is not because people are afraid, not because people are asleep. It is because you are talking bollocks.
Just thought I would say that.
Notice that the LCers on the internet are not the ones who are wanting to lead the charge or actually fight the battle.
Look at all their posts, both here and there...they want SOMEONE ELSE to do their work for them. They present their idiotic ideas to us, and say, "Prove me wrong." So we have to do their work, write their bloody term paper, wade through their stupid web pages.
Same thing with their grandiose plan for revolution...none of those internet psychophants are going to actually stand up and charge the Pentagon, the White House, or the Bank of America, rifle in one hand, DVD of Loose Change in the other. What...these guys are going to leave their parents' basement, and risk their lives for Dylan Avery?
They don't have a clue on how to actually seize power, and even less on what to do with it if they got it.
The essential thing to note is that they are intellectually (as well as morally, ethically, and otherwise) lazy. That's L-A-Z-Y. They cannot be stirred from their computers to actually do something. They want everyone else to do it for them.
This is also why they don't actually get jobs, get out of their parents' basement, accept adult responsibilities, and so on. They are extending their adolescent romantic fantasy life, of being on the cutting edge of the great revolution, without actually running any real risks. They know darn well they're not going to launch a revolution, and they also know darn well they're not going to the FEMA death camp they fear.
What they are getting to do is extend their teenage years far beyond their expiration date.
There's something to be said for them simply "getting a job." They will learn more about the real world in retail than from any conspiracy theory web site.
