If you look at most revolutions, it happens when people are broke, jobless, houseless, without food and so forth. We are not at that stage right now.

I'd personally like to be out there, but then I won't have income today and then won't have the other three things unless it's done quickly. When a system truly collapses, you don't have either of those four things, and there's nothing to really lose at that point.

The US also has another problem in that it is very large. I can't get to any of the places where protests are right now in a timely or even affordable fashion. In other countries it is easier because they have large amounts of people in dense spaces. It makes change and movements hard.

Another problem is censorship. The media/social media has censored tons of people who could relay information out about some kind of protest and even knowing that people are fighting this is difficult to know. Who would you even go to for information about something like that at this point?

There's also a big problem in that anything the right has done or tried to do hasn't worked out well and we've gotten no support. See James Fields, Kyle Rittenhouse, the McCloskey's, the guy in Oklahoma who committed suicide after his bar was attacked and likely many others. Various GOP members and Trump should have been out in full force to save these people and they weren't. It's really hard to believe things will go well this time when so many other times they didn't.

I also think the glowie meme has really done a lot of damage on the right. Maybe some of these people are, but even if someone like an Alex Jones or Nick Fuentes or Jared Taylor were to try and organize a rally, most people would think it's a trap and stay out of it, even if it was legit.