A lot of people are far more interested in the collapse than they are in doing anything, and would hope someone even worse than Obama gets elected so it hurries along.
An increasing number of people around here are reminding me of the rapturephiles who help instability along, in the hopes of the Second Coming happening in their lifetime.
I've been singing this song in these forums for a while now. And I've even made the analogy that you refer to as "rapturphiles" as well, pointing out that the an-cap doomsday atheists have more in common with apocalyptaholics than they think.
But my ranting against this meme isn't helping any more than what anyone else is doing. I'm starting to wonder what substance there even is to this movement beyond the people who've become involved in the campaigns. I know there's lots of people floating around left over from the RP campaign, many of whom have switched to the Kokesh/Rand/Schiff campaigns, but most of whats active online outside the campaigns seems to be a lot of people with good intentions and anxiety issues who refuse to see that our "movement" is not grounded in any kind of organizational activities.
The Kansas CFL has supposedly around 2200 members. Only about 500 of those actually have user accounts created. Of those only about half have ever actually logged into it. Of those, more than half haven't logged in, in over a year (including our county coordinator). The state coordinator mostly parrots what the national coordinator is posting doing.
Point is, that CFL is basically a failed attempt to turn the RP campaigns mailing/donation list into a social network. It's still just a mailing/donation list. That's not bad in itself, whats bad is people online put up this facade that we're part of a "movement" when in fact we're mostly commenting on a movement that exists mostly in our minds.
I think the key to rebuilding is engaging one another, in some kind of organizational manner, outside the "campaign" paradigm. We don't lack ideas or motivation, we lack strategy.
I wish I knew the best way forward but I don't. And what bothers me most I think is this pervading belief within the liberty "movement" that everything is humming along as efficiently as is possible and that we're all part of something and that the path is clear, when secretly most of our "hopes" are positive Hail Mary #1 that RP wins the Presidency, and Negative Hail Mary #2 that we get Gary North style Y2K induced economic collapse.
I think before anything is going to really change though, many of us need to realize where we've gotten our minds stuck at.