That’s a really tough one Scarmoge…obviously, we do what we can as individuals to fight the current oppression as best we can. Some people will reorganize finances a la CAF suggestions, others might build local networks and try to find strength in unity with others. Some might try to just ‘spread the word’ as best they can. I say this is ‘tough’ because wherever you look there are big obstacles…so many in the general population accept the narrative, without question, which is somewhat amazing, but not surprising given the media models that are all embracing for the majority. Anyone trying to get a different message through faces a wall of opposition from otherwise very reasonable people. From afar, I can see this happening in Oz, where so many people that I know to be reasonable blithely accept the creeping fascism that is happening right across tha continent. How does one even BEGIN to have reasonable conversations with them??? Then there are the constraints, real or imagined…in my case for example, I refrain from any public postings on social medai (for the most part anyway) because, as a pensioner living out of the country, I may well be an easy target for any Govt body or individual to ‘attack’ were I to be too vocal. Could I lose my pension were I to be overly vocal? I don’t know, but it is a real possibility. Same with my position here where I live…being visible in the social media space here could well see me deported. So yeah, it’s tough, and I DO feel constrained, though I do what I can in the hope that all the ‘little bits’ contribute to something bigger. And yes Scarmoge, in the end, if things turn really ugly - and that could happen quickly of course - I am prepared to take to the streets and even die for what I believe. Your question is a good one, and I have no ready made answer other than we as individuals do what we can, what we think is right. The pushback is growing from what I can see, but as to whether it will grow big enough fast enough, that is anyone’s guess.
