A Call to Vigilance: Donât make the same mistakes that my ancestors did.
Question all power: Reject narratives that demonize any group.
Defend free speech: Even for those you hateârights shrink for everyone once they are pared for some.
Remember Jefferson: âThe price of liberty is eternal vigilanceâânot just against tyrants, but against our own complacency.
Stay free. Stay skeptical. Stay loud.
âSymptomsâ
- Acceptance of censorship (by the government or tech oligarchs)
- Power grabs
- Blindly trusting a leader to 'fix' things
- Dismissing extremism as 'political theater'
It canât happen in the U.S.?
Oh, it can happen, and watching liberty erode is painful.
Symptoms are already in the open.
Who Said This?
You read these quotes. Can you guess the speaker?
âWe must eliminate the radical left poison infecting our nation. Only then can America become great again!â
âThe fake news media is the enemy of the people, spreading lies to destroy our democracy.â
âOur true patriots will rise up and purge the traitors who betray our country!â
Answer:
None are original. These are modified quotes from Adolf Hitlerâs speeches, with terms like âMarxistâ replaced by âradical leftâ or âglobalistsâ swapped for âtraitors.â
Original Hitler quotes (translated):
âWe must eliminate the Marxist poison from our national life...â (1933)
âThe Jewish press is a poison that must be eradicated.â (1938)
âEvery traitor to the Fatherland will be... destroyed!â (1934)
Censorship in other media. And besides, I was tired of the reach not being determined by people. I also want to hear opinions from people that completely differ from my beliefs. In short: I was tired of manufactured hate, love, and ignorance.
So my initial impression was indeed correct. Thank you for the clarification! I believe it's important to highlight this. Having seen the actual video of the running Pikachu, I still think the image serves well as a symbolic representation. (However, this should definitely be clearly stated at the time of publication or by sharing.)
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