Most of the organizations designed to influence society was created by Communists, or hijacked by the Leftist alliance sooner or later.

Yes, but let’s not leave the electorate out:

Conservative voters are “law-and-order” types, pretty much all the time. The problem is that laws/judicial decisions themselves can be unjust (Dred Scott, anyone?). If you support laws that are unjust or you support a system that is fundamentally corrupt, then you are part of the problem.

I was dead serious about arresting judges. I’m less sanguine that conservative would support such an action, even though they should.

At the very least, conservatives should be employing tactics of civil disobedience. These are time-honored and supported by much scholarly/ethical research. The problem is that many of the institutions that used to promote such action have diminished in influence, specifically churches.

I think a review of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s struggle would be helpful here.

I think the governors should start …”

Both you and Cornhead point to the obvious problem with conservative executives – extreme and contemptible moral and political, and quite possibly physical (in the sense of fearing genuine confrontation) cowardice.

They fear rocking a boat that is being boarded by those whose intention it is to sink it.

In a democracy, 1% of the people decides for 99% what will be.

They’re merely failing to disguise the setup at this point in time. As it is unnecessary.

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Goodnight everyone. Let’s all keep our minds focused on reality.

Homosexual “marriage” and food deserts are ginned-up problems. Along with global warming, mermaids, and elves who curdle milk.

Sow the wind, and reap the whirlwind.

A society run by homosexuals and catamites will look like Saudi Arabia.

Who made 12 federal judges and Tony Kennedy King? Kings that just strike down direct amendments to state constitutions passed by the electorate.

Maybe even disbarred. It is that serious.