I've been informed on more than one occasion that it's too late for voting to make a difference.
I fear those saying that may prove right, although none of us has a crystal ball. I still believe I have a duty to use all of the tools laid out for me by the Founders until it is clear that the only immediate choices are "alter and abolish" or submit.
One correspondent, who believes TINVOWOOT to be a certainty, also expresses the opinion that "our future lies in technology like our TUSC project (blockchain payment processing) and the DIY/3-D printed gun world."
Assuming he's right about the former, I don't see how that's really any answer at all. Either "we" win, meaning, alternative methods of gun-making are cool but ultimately unnecessary, or "we" lose, meaning the rulers will have the power to control and ban any workarounds to their agenda. Most still resisting won't have the requisite infrastructure and gun-making will probably look more like the way the Afghans do it.
If you really believe all means of civil redress have been exhausted, your choice will be to resist totalitarianism or submit to it. Evidently, some haven't accepted that the consequences will be real, up close and personal.
Happy Constitution Day to those who still care about it. And Happy Birthday,
younger feral son Qusay.