Thanks, brother! I think establishing strong, prominent online communities is the first step towards changing things for the better. The reservation I have with the approach of an online community being a solution is that people can easily distance themselves from it and dismiss anything going on with it as a "flash in the pan" or an isolated incident. People need reality to hit home and for it to be in their faces for it to be an effective catalyst for change. We can't present it as "the alternative", as Libertarians have mistakenly labelled themselves as in the past, we have to present ourselves as the best AND only solution possible for there to be positive change.

Humans only change in two ways: the first being through the recognition for adaptation and then changing their behavior to where the change cements gradually over time (this being the healthiest); the second being through shock or trauma, in which a person is forced with the reality of their way of life coming to an end and will either adapt to preserve their well-being or fall victim to the consequences of reality. The government has, unfortunately, indoctrinated multiple generations to the point where it will take severe shock for people to wake up and change their ways. While I'd love it for people to embrace cryptocurrencies and for people to embrace Capitalism, most people will probably have to see first-hand the deadly consequences of Statism for them to do so. Thank you for the comment, brother! \m/