Couldn't agree more.

There's a reason Tolkein emphasized the influence of the true hero in his fiction, and why it resonates with the readers so much. It has played out endlessly throughout time.

The true thing that is required is the one man that is capable of facing down a hundred, or the rest of it all falls apart.

However, paradoxically, that one man needs the cannon fodder at his side, so he is not a lone madman facing the horde of orcs by himself to inevitably succumb to death.

The biggest problem in our world today is how those lone men, in geographically disparate regions, find camaraderie amid an endless ocean of retards against a system that suppresses their freedom to associate, and manage to convince enough retards to stand by their side, knowing death is a likely outcome, while simultaneously fighting an uphill battle against the transparent jewish eyeball (or Eye of Sauronberg) of television.