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Enough is enough

By Matthew Hayward

We need more people speaking out like this. Standing up to the self-righteous authoritarianist psychopaths. We are dealing with real human garbage.

Using hyperbolic constant propaganda to create so much fear that people are willing to shame and guilt people who are already facing the loss of their jobs, education, sports, and way of life for refusing to comply with a petty dictator empowered by a State legislative body that willfully neglects their oath of office and their duty to society.

They have won, they have successfully pitted the people against one another. It's hard to maintain compassion for such tools of evil.

If you vote for any of these Democrat legislators in the future, you are a POS. If you are trying to guilt people into compliance, send me your address and I'll mail you a swastika patch. You, people, are scum.

Now let's take it up a notch. If you haven't figured it out yet, we are in the midst of a civil war. The objective is compliance, and the means to accomplish it are increasing daily. 

A majority have complied, but far too many have refused to wave the white flag. This is dangerous to the dictator propagandist.

If enough people #holdtheline, it will encourage others. People might start to realize that they can at any point choose to switch sides, that being vaccinated does not mean that they can't stand with those who are on the front line facing termination.

What happens if enough people refuse to work? I'll tell you, the people cease giving consent and the dictator falls. If the people stand together, the people win.

The question is, do enough people who have what it takes to make a stand, risk comfort and security in the name of liberty?

And if there aren't enough people willing to take a stand in the public sector, will the private sector, small businesses continue to cater to those who failed to have the courage to stand, those who activity stood on the other side of this battle, or with those in the private sector make their stand?

Come Oct 18, if anyone is fired, I'm calling for private sector businesses to have solidarity for those who take a stand, put a sign in your front window, or on your door that says public employees aren't welcome. 

No one is innocent, everyone will pick a side, you are either with the people pushing back and risking everything they have, or you are against them.

"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without bloodshed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Winston S. Churchill




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