Thread by @ThyConsigliori

24 March #MAGAanalysis

When You Have No Spine, You Can’t Raise Your Fist

Something happened. It somehow dawned on me. Raising your fist is a statement. It is to draw a line, and to state, this far and no farther. I will not allow you to cross my line.

2) It's a painful thing to discuss. Many wonderful, kind, loving and principled people, filled with discipline and faith and living their lives with honor and goodness will reject my point. The problem is that they have accepted a lie and don't know it.

3) Let's talk about #TheSpiritOf1776. One way to express it is: I raise my fist to the red coats. Most famously, Patrick Henry stated: give me liberty or give me death. Those are fighting words. They are the words of a people who will not bow down and take it.

4) Please hear me. Our Election 2020 was stolen. This wipes out our voice as a people. It obliterates the entirety of our Constitutional protections. It puts paid to the America we grew up in and still believe in, even after it's now gone. America is gone.

5) Until they shut me up, I will not shut up. As an aging man, I'm no warrior for the streets. My fist is only symbolic. I am not a gunman either. I can't bring bullets to a fight. My peaceful life does not allow me that vision. I only fight with words, not actual fists.

6) Yet somehow I still believe in the fight. I believe we must fight for our freedom, our rights. When you allow someone to trample upon your rights, to steal the benefit your rights grant you, you become complicit in the destruction of those benefits.

7) I have personally been silenced in a court of law. My Constitutional rights were trampled upon. I did not know what to do about it, so, silenced, I remained silent. My hand remained a supplicating palm up and did not clench into a fist.

8) This is my fist today. I took this picture just a little while ago. Today I would know what to do. I would make a ruckus. I would tell the story of the judge who broke the law from the bench, demanding I be silent. I would not be silent. That is what this fist symbolizes.

9) Today, were a judge to break the law over my head, my first step would be to go to my county sheriff. It is a sheriff's obligation to stand surety for my constitutional rights. It is for that reason I recently joined the CSPOA.org.

10) Let's turn back to the election. These are the points Trump has given us. I have them in my banner image, and I have named them #TrumpsPickSix. It is on me to fight for these six objectives, and if I raise my fist, it is in order to do so.

11) I say again, our vote has been stolen, our voices are now silenced. We have no say in our government. It is no longer functioning by our consent and no longer gives a fig about our dissent. We are electorally silenced. This must be taken in.

12) For the first time in our lives, we do not have a nation to stand for us. Our nation has been taken over by lying thieves purloining every aspect of our civic integrity. What do we do, now? What action do we take? How do we organize ourselves for action?

13) I believe there are answers. But before any of those steps of action can have meaning we must find our spines. You may not think of your fist as depending upon your spine, but it does. A man who cannot stand, cannot punch.

14) Legs and hips, torso and rib cage, shoulders and arms, they all depend upon the spine for anchoring and guidance. Your brain sends impulses down your spine in order to initiate action. All of this must be coordinated into a punch.

15) It is with great sadness that I attest, we on the right have lost our spines and have no fist, let alone a punch to throw. The left has no fear of us whatsoever. And consider the symbol. They own the fist. It is their symbol. Isn't that interesting?

16) What will you fight over? Me? I will happily fight over symbols all day long. I believe in symbols utterly. Consider those Christians through the centuries who died rather than to step upon a small, wooden cross. That symbol was worth their very lives.

17) There's no point holding back. That brings us to the topic of martyrs. I have no such desire or motivation. I do NOT want to be a martyr. But yet, what is freedom worth? Must I give my life for freedom? I pray not. Yet I know that this very thread risks my life.

18) Who remembers Foxe's Book Of Martyrs? It was for many decades the 2nd most popular book in America following the Holy Bible. Why don't we read this book anymore? How many souls perished in our Revolution of 1776? Were they not martyrs, too?

19) Let's talk about the Civil War. Well over 600,000 of us perished, often in the most gruesome of all possible ways during that conflict. Why? The real answer is freedom. The real answer is that our brothers died so that black slaves might be freed.

20) I call them "brothers" because they did not become of our forefathers. They died too young. But, I ask, are we their brothers in return? Do we share true brotherhood with those fated soldiers, dying so that others might be free?

21) I love Democrats. I detest their leadership. I think their entire party has led them astray from the path of freedom that is the very purpose and soul of America. But I don't blame a single soul of the rank and file. I was once, for a long time, a Democrat myself.

22) Yet it is Democrat leadership to whom I raise my fist of opposition. I oppose their agenda. I oppose their surrender to evil forces on this earth. I oppose their evil affiliation with our besworn enemies. I oppose their socialism, their communism. I oppose it utterly.

23) Our Declaration of Independence - and what a turn of phrase that is! - tells us that governments are instituted among men in order to protect their rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. What did that mean? It was the raising of a fist.

24) #TheSpiritOf1776 was the readiness to fight, even to lose life itself, in demanding of King George that he let us go, that he let us be free to chart our own course as an Independent Nation. We raised our fists to George and to Parliament. We'll take care of ourselves, now.

25) Who owns the symbol of the raised fist? Today, as it stands, the Communists do. Socialists. Trade unionists, etc. They own it lock, stock, and barrel. How did that happen? How did we on the right grant our opponents on the left the right to own that symbol?

26) As you've gathered, my theory is that we lost our spines, first. Spineless, of course we have no fist. We do NOT know what we must fight for, anymore. And that's the point of #TrumpsPickSix. Trump is telling us, absolutely and without equivocation what to fight for.

27) Believe it or not, raising your fist can be done softly, almost invisibly. You can ask questions as opposed to proposing dictums. You don't have to threaten. It really is more about your spine than your fist. What do you stand up for?

28) Election integrity is Trump's answer. He stands for that. He has pledged himself to defeating the Democrats for a 3rd time in 2024. Imagine that. Considering that his landslide victory was stolen in 2020, the only possible way forward is election integrity.

29) I say again, Election 2020, the greatest landslide in American history, was heisted. There is no other story. @KateScopelliti and I stopped watching news after November 3, 2020. They don't report the one and only story that matters. None of them do.

30) So this is what I say to you. It's okay if you don't want to raise your fist. I understand. But those I seek are those who will. We, we few who will be the vanguard, we must raise our fists. That must be our symbol. We must take it back from evildoers. That is what I say.

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