So you want a Revolution!

Might work.

Better than the system we have now which completely EMPOWERS MS13.

Your arrogance and ignorance will be your worst enemy

My most important job is the safety of my family.

Without my family I have no reason to live.

You might not understand that.

I have taught my children how to survive just as my parents taught me.

I oldest daughter started primitive camping at one month old.

Yeppers!

This guy thinks his M-4 can stop a tank!

Thats only one of the big problems with revolution.

In the words of the old rock and roll song:
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss..

the state has the machinery to kill more on a larger scale than individuals.

the gadsen flag says it all for me. don't mess with me i won't mess with you.

And they will use that on the revolutionaries!

Trauma haunts children in war zones
By Mark Weisenmiller
Updated May 31, 2007 - 10:48:00 PM

TAMPA, Florida (IPS/GIN) - Children in war zones and very impoverished regions often struggle with severe emotional trauma. Despite the UN’s ongoing efforts to reach out to them and their families, their plight remains largely hidden from the global public.
Amanda Melville, a UNICEF child protection officer whose background is in social psychology, said there are no figures on how many such children now exist in the world “because it’s very subjective.”

Ms. Melville, has been doing field work for UNICEF for the past six years in places including Haiti, Indonesia, Iran and Palestine. Speaking from experience, she said the reactions of children in war zones can vary widely.

“Psychologically, they can be withdrawn, while some will be rebellious,” she said. “Some boys are forced to become the head of the family because the father has been killed, and these boys don’t have the maturity.”

UNICEF notes that, “Children in armed conflict also routinely experience emotionally and psychologically painful events such as the violent death of a parent or close relative; separation from family; witnessing loved ones being killed or tortured; displacement from home and community; exposure to combat, shelling, and other life-threatening situations; acts of abuse such as being abducted, arrested, held in detention, raped, tortured; disruption of school routines and community life; destitution; and an uncertain future.”

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Oh good grief, was I the only one to catch the unintentional (or maybe intentional) slip in this response?

It was just a typo.

The only reason America exists is because of revolution. I have an 8 yr old daughter and it stresses me to no end that she has to live in a world where 90% of the worlds wealth is in the hands of such a small amount egomaniacal elitists. We are ruled by callous facists who care for nothing other than profit and power. Our earth only has a finite amount of resources and it will not last. Relying on scarcity and infinite resources the global monetary system is fundamentally doomed. Things cannot go on this way or all our children will be doomed to a worse fate anyway.
Who cares if BILLIONS people have nothing and are hungry. Think of the few who have lots.
I cry for all our children.

Pizza and beer?

My Children and I help to feed the poor in our area.

Now that sounds fine to me.

Imagine if we spent the money we waste on war for education and health.

If we cut out war funding, there'll be no more fun. Party pooper.

Only an Idiot that has never seen war would say it is fun!

So instead children should be given the same options as us? To live a lie that perpetuates misery and violence or sit online hours at a time on a messageboard full of nutjobs to try and find some sense of truth while the world turns to ruins. Yeah, thats a much better option.

I'd rather my kids have a chance at being human than to have to grow up in this warped sense of reality. I'd rather be able to tell them that everything is going to be okay and mean it. I'd rather teach them they don't have to be subservant little thoughtless drones.