You're right, Steghorn. Only a small percentage of the colonists wanted to go to war for independence. However, that included the One Percent of their day. Numbers would be crucial today, because we would have virtually no one on our side who had a large public platform, fame, or great wealth. Thanks.
You're right, Steghorn. Only a small percentage of the colonists wanted to go to war for independence. However, that included the One Percent of their day. Numbers would be crucial today, because we would have virtually no one on our side who had a large public platform, fame, or great wealth. Thanks.
You're right, Steghorn. Only a small percentage of the colonists wanted to go to war for independence. However, that included the One Percent of their day. Numbers would be crucial today, because we would have virtually no one on our side who had a large public platform, fame, or great wealth. Thanks.
Very true, Donald. It's a different ball game today
but maybe 5-10% supported the 'troops', and surely the silent majority did not dob them in. Convict code and all that / Australian version.