1. on election day night, we assemble at the county seat. Whatever county you live in, go to the courthouse that night, and/or the next day, and every day thereafter.

familiarize yourself with local ordinances regarding things like wearing masks or using a wooden stick to make a picket sign (stick is potential weapon)

2. we start to exercise our economic muscles. start with a pledge to NOT BUY ANYTHING on any Sunday indefinately.

Then pledge no buying on Sunday AND Saturday…

Then pledge Saturday, Sunday, Monday

I think by the time we get to a Monday boycott, that will be the tipping point…

if every Monday is a circus, it will set the news narrative cycle for the entire week.

3. if you are able to work fewer hours at work, slow down a little. Take the weekend off.

The USG gets a lot of “revenue” off of your overtime. When just a handful of workers slow down, it squeezes gov budget, and there will be fallout elsewhere

4. work less, buy less.

we work to live,

we don’t live to work.

these politicians

we vote against

are all the same,

we just get the illusion

of having a say,

but they all tax your ass,

just the same.

they wanna tax you?

No problem!

amendment 16

who ratified that shit?

Sure wasnt me!

Rockefellers fund

Womens lib,

So they can tax

womens ass’ too

Woo-hoo!

Now we are all in

the communist utopia

that the soviet union

only dreamed about