Those who want you to doubt that anarchy (self-ownership and individual responsibility) is the best, most moral, and ethical way to live among others are asking you to accept that theft, aggression, superstition, and slavery are better.
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Saturday, July 22, 2023
Trump prosecution petty, vindictive
Living in enemy territory
You are living in enemy territory. Behind enemy lines. Whether you're in California, Texas, or Cuba. Even if this wasn't always the case, it is now. I know it's an uncomfortable thing to face, especially if you want to be a friendly, open person.
Your liberty is illegal, unpopular, and seen as a threat to those who seek to appease the enemies who occupy your territory. Same with your life and property if you decide to defend them from those who'd take or destroy them. Some of the people around you are happy to work with your enemies to help them destroy you.
If you are really lucky, you have family and friends who'll be on your side. To help you keep the enemies at bay. If not, enemy territory is going to feel more claustrophobic and lonely than you'd like.
What are you going to do about it? You probably shouldn't tell me over the internet.
It's a problem.
I don't have a solution.
You can pretend this isn't true; that I am being hyperbolic. I suspect this is how most people cope with the situation.
You can try to go along to get along. Maybe they'll eat you last.
You can join the enemy as a mole or monkeywrencher, either buying time from the inside or working to foil their plans. But at risk of losing yourself in the process.
You can speak the truth and make them mad-- taking your chances.
You can be silent and as invisible as possible while carving out your own little hovel of liberty in the midst of those who want to destroy you. Until you are discovered.
Any approach is going to have upsides and downsides-- and you don't have to stick to only one method.
If you don't at least recognize that you live in enemy territory... I don't know what to say to you.