The core message here is that the most effective way to oppose tyranny is through non-cooperation. As Augustine put it: “An unjust law is no law at all.”
Recently, I have experienced seven arrests in the last five years. Three were related to not wearing masks. One occurred at a Straight Pride Parade after an incident, as we had not violated any rules, and I did not understand the reasoning for our removal. The last three were in Sacramento, when the Council and city manager responded to criticism by filing a restraining order. All cases were dismissed, and I have nothing on my record and paid no fines.
And I’m not alone; there are others who take risks like these as well. But what if we had more men rising up against tyranny? We have over 120,000,000 men in America. What if we had just 50,000 men in America who refused to wear the silly masks? What if we had just 200,000 willing to get arrested for an obvious pandemic scam? The scam would have ended in a matter of weeks, and we had a chance to expose those behind it and smoke them out. But instead, we had tens of millions of men who grumbled in private but obeyed in public.
Cooperating with perceived oppression will not bring freedom, and I urge especially White men—whose demographic future concerns me—to publicly voice their views. I argue that only by openly opposing extinction can change occur, yet I observe widespread silence.
Also, let us consider that nearly all influencers are controlled. Even Carlson, Owens, and Fuentes are likely controlled. We have to leave social media. If you have a television in your home, you have a Jew living with you.
Furthermore, there is the concern that online comment sections may be influenced by bots, algorithms, and shadow bans. It may be difficult for Americans to trust online discussions and determine if comments are posted by real individuals.
Courage, rather than wealth, appearance, muscles, or popularity, is the defining characteristic of a man. When courage is neglected, wicked men take charge, while most others passively accept cowardice in the face of evil as normal.
