R.I.P...Bill of Rights!?
- Thread starter P.E.
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Those countries don't offer many freedoms and through reality-distortion had kept their citizens in the dark about how shit actually happens in the rest of the world for a long time.
The cover was blown off the Truman Show style operations these governments were running and people were pissed. Pissed enough to militia up in some cases and get shit poppin.
We have too many freedoms here and until shit actually changes people day-to-day lives ain't no1 gonna give a shit except people postin on the internet in their Sponge Bob bathrobs talkin about rallying but never leavin the house.
Those countries don't offer many freedoms and through reality-distortion had kept their citizens in the dark about how shit actually happens in the rest of the world for a long time.
The cover was blown off the Truman Show style operations these governments were running and people were pissed. Pissed enough to militia up in some cases and get shit poppin.
We have too many freedoms here and until shit actually changes people day-to-day lives ain't no1 gonna give a shit except people postin on the internet in their Sponge Bob bathrobs talkin about rallying but never leavin the house.
That was the point of my post that the internet has allowed coordination and assimilation with the rest of the world. People are tired of being hella oppressed. The internet has opened the eyes of people in the third world and prompted them into action and social and civil unrest.
LOL in America the internet has done the opposite in the non-commercial sector. Instead the internet prompts people to watch cat videos, beat off and never leave the house in that order
LOL in America the internet has done the opposite in the non-commercial sector. Instead the internet prompts people to watch cat videos, beat off and never leave the house in that order
