I don't blame you for asking that.
For me, I have nothing to hold me back.
At least not right now.
I am single and responsible for only myself.
I have long envisioned a place where freedom loving people are a majority, specifically gunowners.
Gunowners are always a vulnerable target because we are a minority.
I just want to keep my AK, but to many I am an extremist, eventhough I am a totally peaceful person.
That was the thing that made me realize what the situation is really like, and what it may become.
I have since come to realize that there is now essentially a ruling class in this country that instructs me how to live.
That bothers me. It is an insult to me to assume that I am not responsible enough to live my own life for myself. I am an Army veteran, but when I got home, I couldn't be trusted with a handgun or to have a beer. That mentality bothers me.
I am living under laws that I never agreed to live under. Most Americans didn't agree to live under these edicts, but here we all sit.
So I came to the conclusion that the only way to be free is for freedom loving people to be the majority. The FSP is a chance for that to happen.
I am sure that there are many who feel slightly oppressed by something, but like you, not enough to actually take action.
I am willing to take action because I don't have as much to risk.
The FSP existed in my mind long before I found out that someone else had thought of it.
For me, it is a chance to show people that they don't have to fear liberty.
The only thing that keeps me from signing on the line is the possibility that I won't be able to keep my word.
I have only a little honor left, but I don't make a promise unless I am certain that I can and will keep it.
I am behind this all the way, but I have to get my own affairs in order before I try taking a bite out of this one.
This is too big to risk screwing it up.