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Bryce E. 'Esquire' Rasmussen's avatar

And while I think upon everything you said, I offer you this: exactly how are we to rebel against rockets, bombs, nukes, tanks, drones and so on? With pitchforks and squirrel rifles? Do we just run at them blindly, not even knowing who the actual targets are?

No. we do something else. We evolve. Like Gen Z, who have discovered a neat trick - an American in those HI-B's has to be hired before an Indian so the Indians hide job postings. And what does Gen Z do? Make an AI that hunts down those job postings and then apply. Indians are smart enough to know that lawsuits could follow, as Americans are a bit litigious. Will it work? Does it work? Maybe. But it points the way. Jeff Evely who responded to the Nova Scotia hiking ban while in a rather wet season, deliberately provoked them into fining him 28 thousand plus and showed the fine and kept walking in the woods and has gone viral, even forcing the politicos to change their statement and look foolish. Oh sure, the ban will stay. These people are stupid.

One man thinking like 5G warfare. We can't do it with blood anymore, they made sure of that. But they done fucked up. They kept pounding us. Oppressing us, creating an environment that forced at least some to evolve. We watched, we learned, we got smart.

Having said that, I do think some guerrilla style rebelling does work. Like the Irish. Burning certain buildings, picking individual fights. They know it's mostly low IQ who won't get it, but eventually will just leave because it's too rough. So, applied revolution with agency, each of us doing what we can. There are those who can only shout from the rooftops. And there are those who can take on more.

5G asymmetrical warfare isn't just an advanced military with training. It's us. We have to. Because an open large scale rebellion? They'll just, if they can, take us down. Force doctrine. Those with the means, the force, make the doctrines. We have to fight smart, in little bits, and dirty. Hmn. I started out in disagreement and wound up in something like a bit more agreement. Hell of a good chunk of work to do that.

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Mohd. Saifullah bin Majid's avatar

Wanton violence only provide the establishment with the "for the greater good" justification for more draconian laws that further entrench its rule. Targeted violence strikes fear in the establishment, especially when the violence striked someone they personally know. Constant exposure to such violence at personal level feeds their paranoia to bypass consent manufacturing and this exposes their hypocrisy each time a new draconian law is passed as well as fueling further resentment each time the limited public resources are diverted away from critical public service to enforce this new law. Not to mention them beginning to question the validity of their own intel sources.

Ultimately, every successful revolution requires the population, especially among the aspiring elites, to completely distrust the current system AND developing trust in the alternative parallel system. Having ~20% of the working adult population fully committed to the cause is sufficient to tip the scale in favor of the cause. Remember: War is an extension of politics, not a race to pile up the most body counts. It's about breaking the opponent's will to fight and/or the opponent's economy to sustain the fight.

Sometimes, it doesn't take bullets and bombs to do so. On rare occasions, it can be as comical as someone sending a freaking poltergeist to violently haunt a government office! This just happened yesterday in my country. The department's entire high-ranking bureaucrats freaked out to the point of releasing an official press statement announcing a major cleansing operation just now! I'm guessing one of those corrupt mofos must have stiffed someone since it's only their floor of that office building being violently haunted by that (literally) floating ball of fire from dusk till dawn... Oh, yes... There's a hi-res video of that paranormal entity 🤣

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