Personally, I think the smart money is on just waiting to let the whole rotten edifice of our government collapse on its own. When they can no longer pay their goons to enforce their will, their power will evaporate into nothing, and those who survive will fill in the vacuum.

The fucking Mafia AND the super nice Soros financed “NGO” ships are mayor players.
Their ship names are all over the net and you can watch these bastards here, live…
http://www.marinetraffic.com/de/ais/home/centerx:15.7/centery:34.8/zoom:7

As for people in the west letting outrageous behavior slide too often, I think a large part of the blame lies with our legal system. They have made it pretty much illegal to punch a punk in the face for being a cunt. This just reinforces their behavior, making things worse until they do something that justifies either jailing them or using deadly force. So there’s no gradual continuum of force, there is only ignore, ignore, ignore, KILL! The human sewage that our dear leaders keep pumping into our societies have no jobs, no responsibilities, no reason to worry about being thrown in jail. It’s just three hots and a cot to them. We, on the other hand, often have regular jobs, bills that need to be paid, responsibilities, and so on. So while we could do the right thing and shut a mouthy cunt down with a well deserved jab to the face, we don’t, because the law is on the side of the cunts, not us.

Then i recommend The Cannibal Warlords of Liberia for a taste of what’s coming, no pun intended!

It’s god damned insanity.

Any tips for turning things around tho? Rahowa now, or not yet? 🙂

Ive been in a bad rickshaw accident and walked away bloody but alive. It forced me to become more vigilant selecting drivers and critiqueing their behavior. Taking public buses along mountain roads in India, or on rainy highways in Cambodia were probably the most dangerous things Ive ever done.

Ive witnessed more and more bar fights, and while I havent been part of them, Ive seen the aftermath. Far from what I grew up believing, “fighting fair” goes out the window when someone decides to punch you up unwarranted. Whenever I see a fight brewing, I leave and grasp my keys. Prepared to put key to eyeball, kick to balls, elbow to face.

Its all a learning experience, and I dont kid myself that Ive been lucky. One of the best effects is people here know that if they fuck up, it can mean death, and they act accordingly.

SEAsians are very decent and tolerant people, but they dont really fight as we know it. Newbie expats mistake it for a false sense of security and keep pushing the local’s buttons, but they need to be careful of the locals.

Theyre either smiling and take it silently, or theyre coming back with their friends and a bunch of machetes when you push them too far. Not much in between. Or if you cross the wrong people, gun wielding motorcycle assassins.

Overall its been a great time. I feel wiser, safer, and a more well rounded person. Life is richer when you escape the artificial bubble our societies created.