Eventually the public will grow tired, the law makers will all be blatantly corrupt, well, that's almost here, isn't it, and when they pass the laws that ban free speech totally, no one will give a crap because there will be nothing worth saying about this system.

If you want to be free, you have to fight for it.

In this life, and the next, some things are a certainty,

A. The general masses will always be cowards

B. The general masses will always want to be taken care of by strong leaders

C. There will always be corrupt, but brave, women and men who will take advantage of that childish need in the masses.

D. Freedom is costly and hard to maintain

E. Freedom means not only fighting chance in every day life, but fighting those who consciously and unconsciously want to take it from you, if only for you to not be an everyday reminder of their own cowardice.

F. Freedom has to be created in a form of a republic by like minded individuals, and the republic (Rule by rules, with mercy, of course, instead of rule of the masses) must be protected as if it is fragile, for it is. The masses who want to be protected as if they are children will fight tooth and nail to get the system to fit their desires.

G. In the end, it is better to amass wisdom and power for one's own sake and their family's sake, and for the sake of the weak, then to amass power for the republic or the system, for all systems will decay into the lowest common denominator's ideal paradise.

H. For a republic to remain standing, one must teach the children psychology and consequences of the other systems, and secondly one must teach the children how to stand, happily, on their own two feet.

I. The wills of others, even of good people, will always come against the desires of your will. You must stand up to your enemies as well as to your friends, or eventually, you will only have enemies.