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I guess the point of my question was that if you believe that there are these secret entities running our government, then it would seem logical that voting would be a waste of your time, campaigning would be a waste of your time, and pretty much the whole governmental process would not matter if its all being descided in the shadows, and lets be honest, if there was an organization with the power to cover up something like 9/11, then they are pretty much all-powerful as far as government goes. Yet I see people that claim to believe these things out campaigning every day, and telling people who they need to vote for, and rallying support for certain bills. The actions don't match the words. I guess the logical action for someone who believes these things would be to start putting on the tin foil hat and start stockpiling weapons, because you have to realize that you arent going to bring down the system through the system. Armed revolution is the only possible way to overthrow something like this, if it has the type of power that you all say it does. Yet I continually see you all trying to work through the system. Why?

<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 3674" data-attributes="member: 241"><p>I guess the point of my question was that if you believe that there are these secret entities running our government, then it would seem logical that voting would be a waste of your time, campaigning would be a waste of your time, and pretty much the whole governmental process would not matter if its all being descided in the shadows, and lets be honest, if there was an organization with the power to cover up something like 9/11, then they are pretty much all-powerful as far as government goes. Yet I see people that claim to believe these things out campaigning every day, and telling people who they need to vote for, and rallying support for certain bills. The actions don&#039;t match the words. I guess the logical action for someone who believes these things would be to start putting on the tin foil hat and start stockpiling weapons, because you have to realize that you arent going to bring down the system through the system. Armed revolution is the only possible way to overthrow something like this, if it has the type of power that you all say it does. Yet I continually see you all trying to work through the system. Why?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Dave, post: 3674, member: 241"] I guess the point of my question was that if you believe that there are these secret entities running our government, then it would seem logical that voting would be a waste of your time, campaigning would be a waste of your time, and pretty much the whole governmental process would not matter if its all being descided in the shadows, and lets be honest, if there was an organization with the power to cover up something like 9/11, then they are pretty much all-powerful as far as government goes. Yet I see people that claim to believe these things out campaigning every day, and telling people who they need to vote for, and rallying support for certain bills. The actions don't match the words. I guess the logical action for someone who believes these things would be to start putting on the tin foil hat and start stockpiling weapons, because you have to realize that you arent going to bring down the system through the system. Armed revolution is the only possible way to overthrow something like this, if it has the type of power that you all say it does. Yet I continually see you all trying to work through the system. Why? [/QUOTE]

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