Perception Is Not Truth — And Appeasement Is Surrender

You can’t reason with people who don’t believe in truth. That’s the first lesson.

Modern leftist ideology isn’t grounded in facts, logic, or reality—it’s rooted in the Marxist and postmodern belief that truth is a construct. In this worldview, what’s true is whatever serves the revolution. If it helps the cause, it’s real. If it threatens the narrative, it’s “violence.” That’s not a misunderstanding. That’s a deliberate tactic.

Marx reduced truth to class interest. Postmodernists like Foucault and Derrida took it further—arguing that language, power, and perception create reality. Today’s progressive movement inherited both. It wears morality like a mask and wields language like a weapon. Biological facts become “hate speech.” Riots become “peaceful.” Speech becomes literal violence—unless they agree with it.

What looks like hypocrisy—double standards, contradictions, shifting moral rules—isn’t hypocrisy at all. It’s ideological warfare. You’re watching a belief system where consistency is irrelevant and control is everything.

The minute you accept their terms—when you call a lie “compassion,” when you nod along to preserve peace, when you censor yourself to avoid being labeled—you’ve already lost. Because if you give them one inch of truth, they will take a mile of meaning. And once meaning is gone, power fills the void.

This is not a debate. This is a struggle over whether reality itself still matters. And if you think you can compromise with a worldview built on sand, you’ll find yourself sinking alongside it.

So stop negotiating. Stop apologizing. Start building. Reaffirm objective truth. Teach your kids logic and history. Call out the lies, even when it’s uncomfortable. Defend speech, merit, biology, faith, and reason—because no one else is going to do it for you.

If we don’t draw the line, we’ll wake up in a world where truth doesn’t matter, trust doesn’t exist, and power has no leash. And once that world fully arrives, you don’t get to opt out.

You either resist it now—or live under it later.