All because the majority [of sheeple] are happier

with a latte, and/or a cell phone, and/or a video game (and/or some other damn "techno-toy"), than having a real say. These sheep would rather watch their tv or text their dizzy friends, than accept the responsibility that comes with having a real say in their community affairs. They don't even know how to go about having a say. They even make fun of the people who do show up at town meetings voicing their concerns. I've seen many youtube videos of folks raising their voices at town meetings, posted by assholes making a joke out of them. Sad world, LGL. Priorities are fucked!!!!!!!
Today it's popular to ignore the powers that be, and just trust that they will do what's best for all. But sheep don't realize that all ignoring does is give the powers that be free reign to do, FOR THEMSELVES, what's best FOR THEMSLEVES (not what's best for the rest of us).

The saddest part of it all, is that tv and internet (along with any other major propaganda outlets) create the social mindset of the times; what's to be considered popular, good, righteous, necessary, etc. And no one picks up on it. Their all unconscious to it. It's actually fashionable to get your daily dose of programming.

Ahhhh......, The sheeple
Them damn fucking imbeciles

The stampeding herd of sheeple is being steered toward us peds, and that just sucks. How do you stop a stampeding herd of sheeple when they're aimed straight for you? Easy. You don't. You instead just get out the way. They can't really see you, and that much is to our advantage. But as time goes by, they become more trained to see us. So the day will eventually come where a real bloody battle will be on (prolly). But come that day, I believe our number will have increased to the point we stand a fighting chance at them.

Oh I don't know. But it all just sucks pretty badly, doesn't it? My solution is to not think about all the negative things. But I still do from time to time. And I'm glad all the shit doesn't bother me as much anymore. I'm coming to terms with it, slowly but surely.