I think that, as of now, we haven’t taken to the streets because it’s all been voluntary so far. If you want the vaccine, it’s available. You can still pretty much go about your life with no restrictions. There are hints of mandatory. Places like NYC are talking mandatory vaccines. The CDC is contemplating recommending mandatory vaccines for healthcare workers. They are starting to go door to door to “dispel” the misinformation regarding the vaccine. There are no vaccine passports yet. No persecution of the unvaccinated yet.

But, if and when they do make it mandatory, they do make a vaccine passport compulsory equipment to buy groceries for your family, then, I believe, you will see us rise up. Should we already be in the streets protesting? I mean, we did have an election stolen right in front of our eyes. We have watched a domestic terrorist group loot and burn cities with no repercussions. We have watched innocent people unlawfully held without due process. The government is working with big tech and private industry to censor people and push this vaccine agenda- they won’t mandate anything; they’ll get the companies to do it for them.

So, why haven’t we? 1. Because, so far, all attempts to solidify their position as rulers have been unsuccessful- from gun control to federalizations of elections, Patriots in congress have blocked their best attempts at being able to stay in power indefinitely. Also, our states are standing up and taking their sovereignty back. The more ludicrous laws come down from DC, the more states are saying “No, I don’t think I’ll comply. That’s unconstitutional.” We are living in two Americas right now. As long as we’re fighting by the rule of law, we stand ready, but not attack.