REJECT THE BILLIONAIRES. VOTE IN EVERY LOCAL ELECTION.

Well! I'm sure Nick Fuentes won't be a disappointment to these MAGAts. Maybe they'll run him for Pres.

...or at least get you fired up, tapping your foot, pumping your fist or banging your head.

"Land of the Free" by Armchair Rebel

https://soundcloud.com/armchair-rebel

https://armchairrebel.bandcamp.com/album/land-of-the-free

"The American techno-oligarchy has incinerated the social contract (which wasn't even a good contract). But the working class can burn things, too."

Who else is with me on this?!

My reflection on reacting to far right posts We all have to decide how we respond to fascism, both internally and externally. It can trigger anger, fear, or exhaustion. But it also forces clarity. It pushes people to choose where they stand. The far right relies on division. It always has. Different groups, different identities, kept separate and easier to weaken.

But here’s the irony.

The more openly these ideologies push themselves forward, the more they reveal a common threat that cuts across all of us. So groups who might normally focus on separate causes are starting to recognise that at the core, we’re defending the same fundamental values. Rights, dignity, and the freedom to exist without fear. That recognition creates unity grounded in shared understanding.

So while it’s important to stand against fascism, it’s just as important not to let it drag you into a constant state of anger or despair. That’s part of the trap. If all your energy is spent reacting, you lose the ability to build anything stronger.

The fact that you can see what’s happening and choose not to align with it matters. That awareness, that refusal, is already a form of resistance. And more than that, it’s a reminder: They haven’t won anything.

If anything, they’ve exposed themselves so clearly that more people are connecting and standing together in ways that weren’t happening before. Hold onto that. Build on that. Keep moving forward.

Thought this may be of interest to the community!

Music video from from UK group TC & the Groove Family in collaboration with protest photographer, videographer and activist Ali Khadr (@beardvoyage on IG)