> Most people were also okay with driving a horse and buggy before cars were invented.
That's not exactly the right meaning, because this is not about new technologies, but about the lack of political backbone to resist the state.
> When they finally have a moment of clarity and realize they're being robbed, it's important that the alternatives be well equipped enough to make it a viable choice.
This will not happen for most people in their lifetime. I say this as a neutral fact. My words are very easy to verify by going outside and talking to a few people, explaining to them how the state and banks rob them every day.
