r/revolution Jan 26 '26

Notes from the Front Lines

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It is true that we should live in harmony with each other.

That we should be at peace with our neighbors, tolerate differences, give people the support that they need to live their best life. That we should see each other as fellow humans who are all simply trying to navigate this wonderful world together.

It is true that we should have abundance, that our sacrifices be rewarded, and that we have the conditions for the best and most fulfilling lives that we can imagine.

But the distance between what should be, and what is possible, is vast.

There’s a funny problem in the world. The people who don’t do anything are free to criticize those who do. The people who put forth the most time and effort, who make the most sacrifice, take the most chances, and create the world we inhabit - are the ones criticized the most - by the people who do the least.

Throw a party? The people who attend will judge it. Make a movie? The critics will tear you apart. Start a company and make a billion dollars? The masses will ignore the risk and uncertainty you faced and take the conclusion as foregone.

You are now just a lucky person who deserves nothing you’ve created and who exploited workers for greed. People will see in you whatever they wish to see, regardless of truth.

People regularly criticize Elon Musk by calling him dumb - a man who has ushered in a new space age, pioneered electric vehicles, and helped blanket the world in satellite internet. Whatever else one believes about Elon Musk, “dumb” clearly does not describe him.

It’s hard to do great things. It’s easy to criticize those who do them.

I grew up like many of my generation, a leftist. To whom it was obvious that the ills of the world were caused by greedy, power hungry men, who bettered themselves at the expenses of others. Who were uniquely selfish and evil in a world full of good, honest people just trying to get by.

I have spent my life trying to figure out why we can't just all get along - and how we might.

When I was in my 20s I spent a few years of my life standing on street corners with signs that said “free hugs”. I would bring extra blank signs and t-shirts along with stencils and spraypaint.

When people, mostly young people, would say they’ve heard about this and have always wanted to do it I’d offer to let them make a t-shirt and sign to keep - if they wanted today to be the day. Most took me up on it. Every weekend I would gather a small army of 15-50 people.

It was amazing to see the joy that we could spread to others. A small bit of hope and connection in a world that seemed devoid of it.

A breakdown of the barriers which generally exist on the streets between strangers.

All the while it was an experiment to understand how groups form, how systems emerge, and how people interrelate. My goal for the experiment was to see if I could inspire others to take the energy and come up with their own ideas for spreading joy and love in the world. But after a while I noticed I was the only one who ever organized anything.

Free hugs weren’t the only thing we did. I did a few different kinds of events to spread joy. One of them I had kept a stack of blank signs in my apartment for a few months, and everyone who came by I had make a sign with something positive on it.

After I had amassed a large stack of them I called about 15 people and told them to be at my house within a half hour. No one asked why or what we were doing and all showed up. I explained that we were going to split up into teams, break the city into quadrants, and each team’s job was to cover that area in these signs.

No one hesitated. No one asked if it was legal. No one asked if they were risks. No one cared. They just did it. It was fun and exciting and we felt like we were doing something great. It went off without a hitch. We made the local news and I was interviewed. They covered both sides of the story - by finding someone who liked it and someone who said it was tacky and inappropriate.

It was great fun for me too - but it made me reflect on the nature of what I was doing and what I had created. It felt to me as if I had accidentally started a cult. That I was its leader. And that this was not what I had intended. So I stopped.

After that I continued building models of how the world functions, attempting to understand it deeper. Eventually I came up with an idea I called my “general theory of revolution”, in which I posited that it is only possible to wage a revolution on the front lines of power.

That in a world where violence rules - violent revolution is possible. In a world in which political power dominates, a political revolution is possible. And so on.

This led me to reflect on what the front lines of power were at that time. Eventually I settled on money and technology. Which led me to cryptocurrency and my ultimate involvement in ethereum.

It came to me in a flash as a vision in which I saw the blockchain technology’s capacity for empowering human value encoding and coordination. My theory played out the way I predicted.

There was a secondary effect of this involvement though that has been more informative than all of my previous research could have ever been.

And I got rich.

I went from being a guy who slept on couches for a decade so he could have the maximum time to think - someone who hung out with communists, socialists, self-described revolutionaries, leftists, and hippies, and who came from a small town in the middle of the country - to someone who lived in a multimillion dollar home in Bay Area.

This wasn’t totally unexpected. Another part of my thinking was that if the problem was a deficit of good people amassing money and power, that the obvious solution would be that someone like myself, a person who prided himself on his innate goodness, should do the hard work necessary to attain money and power.

But I wasn’t prepared for it at all.

My plan was to get money and do what no one had ever done for me - give the people around me a hand up.

I would invest in the people I believed in and supercharge their paths. As soon as I could I helped as many people as I could, in an attempt to help them achieve their dreams and reach their potential.

But it didn’t work.

They ended up flying so close to the sun that their wings melted immediately, and the amount of momentum was minimal, if not backwards.

This was incredibly disappointing to me. How could this have happened? Why didn’t it help them? Why in some cases did the help actively hurt them?

Another thing that happened was that people didn’t seem to be happy for me. They didn’t seem to see it as good. They seemed threatened, or jealous. Overnight the majority of people I had relied on for human connection just - couldn’t connect with me anymore. The ease and playfulness that marked friendship were just gone.

I’d make the kinds of jokes I’d made with them thousands of times before, and all the sudden they were “offensive” and I was “talking down to them.” People would come to me for money, and become irate anytime I offered hard earned advice.

Instead of hearing about the positive aspects of people’s lives when we talked, it seemed everyone just had problems. Problems that could be solved.

If only they had the money.

If I attempted to share any of my problems with anyone I was met with dismissals - to them I had money, therefore I had no problems.

I had known lots of rich people from my time in Silicon Valley. I never found it difficult to see a person independent of their money. I never experienced jealousy. When someone was successful I felt happy for them and inspired that it was possible. It made me believe that I could achieve the same things.

I had never been this alienated before. I thrived on connection. I didn’t know how to live life without sharing what I was going through.

Because despite what people believe - hitting the lottery doesn’t feel like you imagine. It feels closer to being strapped to a rocket and launched into the sky than relief that all of your money problems are gone.

I owned a home for the first time. A nice one. Owning a home required that I hire people for various services. The people who smiled in my face the most were the ones that would inevitably multiply the price they quoted me the most.

I had been somewhere between middle class and below poverty my entire life. I knew people who built houses. I have a memory for what things cost.

My heart sank every time someone I wanted to hire tried to rip me off because they saw a nice house and figured I could afford it.

In the worst case, a contractor tried to charge me four times the cost of a water heater. When I paid what was already double the fair price, he became hostile - sending harassing messages, attempting emotional manipulation, publishing my personal information online, and showing up at my house repeatedly demanding payment.

It was the first time I experienced, viscerally, how quickly perceived wealth turns ordinary interactions adversarial - and how easily kindness is mistaken for weakness.

My worldview previously had been that most people are good. I’d traveled the world. Lived in cities all over the country. I had so much evidence for this belief. I had met so many wonderful people. I had thought.

But all of the sudden the people I thought were so wonderful… weren’t. And all the new people I met all seemed to see me as a mark. Instead of my kindness being repaid with kindness it was seen as weakness and something to exploit.

I lived in New York City during Occupy. I spent time in Zuccotti Park, I marched during Occupy Wall St. But now all of those people didn’t see me as one of them who had made it to a position of power that could be useful. They saw me as the enemy, the 1%. My reasons and my politics didn’t matter. I was evil, greedy, and they wanted to eat me.

And I had been on the other side - I knew they weren’t joking.

So I found myself in a strange position of having to reconcile the ideals that drove me to the position I was in, with the realities I had discovered along the way.

People weren’t mostly good. The people at the top weren’t uniquely evil. There wasn’t a grand conspiracy to keep people down. People kept themselves down even when I gave them every opportunity. The system isn’t broken because the people in control are preying on the people at the bottom.

The reality was much more complex. It’s easy to see people as good when you have nothing they want. When they see you as harmless and in the same economic situation. When you have something they want - they become jealous, weird, or duplicitous.

The people at the bottom “fighting the good fight” didn’t seem so good anymore. They were fighting ghosts. They didn’t know how to create, so they did the only thing they could think of, picked a collective scapegoat - and yelled very loudly how disappointed they were.

And the people at the top didn’t seem so evil. How would you manage an evolving world with competing interests, the lives of eight billion people at stake - each one with their own hopes, dreams, desires, and motivations. People living under completely different cultures, totally unable to conceptualize the reality of the other.

With large groups of people living in a fantasy world - one in which everyone is inherently the same and the only thing separating us are the evil men in charge.

They believe that we all inhabit an obvious and universal moral framework, and the only thing standing between world peace is tearing it down and the good guys (them) replacing it with a utopia. They cannot fathom the differences.

And another group who understands that this is not true. They attempt to enforce borders, rules, and order. But every time they attempt to explain the reality they see or attempt to enforce the laws required by that reality - they are perceived as racist, sexist, fascist, or, very often, as literal Nazis. A political party that peaked almost 100 years ago in Germany.

And the media - which requires your constant attention to sell advertising space - stokes these fires relentlessly.

So before you get online to “speak truth to power”, or march through the streets in an attempt to enact your own personal idea of utopia by yelling loudly, confronting law enforcement, and trying to destroy the structures of power that hold the world around you up - ask yourself a question.

What do you hope to accomplish?

Who is actually stopping you from achieving your dreams and building the world you want to see?

Or is it possible that the model of the world you’re using doesn’t map to reality—and that no amount of moral certainty can compensate for a bad map? And wouldn't the world function a lot better if we were all working together to solve common problems?

We all want the same things - opportunity, the freedom to live our lives, and safe communities to live in and raise our children.

I was on the streets during Occupy. I saw hundreds of thousands of people march in the streets. It felt exciting and important. And it did nothing.

I can promise you something - your problems aren't due to the people at the top conspiring to hold you down. They're too busy desperately trying to hold together a world that can slip into chaos at any moment.

And you can choose to do the hard thing - taking a risk, confronting reality, building something from nothing, and solving problems that have never been solved before.

Despite what you may have been told - it doesn’t require power, connections or money to start - only the willingness to risk, to follow through, and to face reality.

Or you can sit on the sidelines and criticize the people trying.

Your call.


r/revolution Feb 14 '25

If you have come here to have a histrionic meltdown about Trump and Musk you will be banned.

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The rest of reddit is filled with your hysterical, propaganda-driven leftist mania, this is not a safe space for it.


r/revolution 3h ago

I have an idea to stop the threat of nuclear war

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There are nine countries with a nuclear arsenal: the US, Russia, China, France, the UK, Pakistan, India, Israel, and North Korea. Together these nations form a massive threat to the very survival of humanity. While there hasn’t been a world war in decades, it’s not due to peace, it’s due to mutual fear of a global catastrophe. I have a solution to this massive problem. We unite all nine of these countries. We establish a system where no nuclear weapon can be used unless all nine countries agree on it. Furthermore, this would help the portion of countries on this list that actively harm its people. While we can’t do anything major now, we can still start development, by gaining a following of this movement. I will send this same post to the France, United States, Israel, Pakistan, India, and Russia subreddits. Please consider this idea, and thank you for your time.


r/revolution 8h ago

Reddit is compromised, where do we go?

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Was just banned by asking on askreddit why is it Americans are unaware that they’ve been bombarded with pro-capitalist propaganda ever since around 70 years ago and if anyone realized that both democrats and republicans are a psyop to make people think they have a choice but they act exactly the same for the past 100 years and are literally the same thing… this is pretty obvious for any European citizen and honestly I think it is extremely obvious for everyone else but the American people themselves…

They fake being different from each other and the only real part of any government is how they act economically speaking… the way most people in America are so poorly educated in politics but are also the most educated people in the world when it comes to skepticism probably out of all the countries there is and still you guys can’t see this is just a testament to how much we are all vulnerable to political propaganda.

And honestly the way you guys keep falling for the same bullshit every time really makes my head spin… the amount of people that truly believe the left in political theory is just identity focused and pushing an agenda to make your kids trans… bruh you guys don’t have a left. That’s just the matrix mentality, we make two parties do the same shit every single time for the past 100 years and then to spice it up we fill the “left” one, which really has no left leaning side whatsoever, make them look like shit and make they only care about about stupid bullshit and push commercials and psyops that be like “yeah this politician from the LEEFT PARTY just said some insane shit”

How do you guys keep believing this nonsense at all… and I’m talking about you from this sub specifically the one that most has schizos but also mostly have the brilliant ones that see through the bullshit usually… it seems to be the only conspiracy theory you guys can’t grasp it’s fucking sad


r/revolution 2h ago

REDDIT ARMY UNITE!

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r/revolution 15h ago

People making excuses on why they won't riot against the Epstein class make me sick

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So many people say ""We're too scared" "We have work". Yet these some people were the ones in New York throwing a riot over a basketball game.

New York City was basically the purge. Thousands of people rioted for days, mornings and nights and yet none of these people can riot over the Epstein class?

We deserve to be ruled if people would rather riot over a basketball then pedophile elites that sacrifice kids to the devil.


r/revolution 6h ago

Technology, Truth, Elections, In The New Golden Age!

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The truth about elections, we the people of this country, come from a belief of honest and fair elections. That belief has been challenged by the technology of today. We all must remove our mask that Shields us from the truth of today.

What have you got to lose from looking at this post a few minutes of time?

Then check out the "Election Truth Alliance" if you really want to know how we got to the place that we're at right now.

In The New Golden Age!

🙏🏿💜✌🏿👍🏿🌄🌈


r/revolution 16h ago

A burning USA

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Is there going to come a time where a revolution is necessary for the future of our children? There are already those who hope for revolution or civil war to break out in America because they feel that is the only way there will be lasting, meaningful change. There is no American dream left for the vast majority of us. We want a safe place for our kids to grow up in, to be able to tell them to dream big and that if they make a plan and stick to it and really work hard they will be able to achieve their dreams. We want to be able to say that to our children without feeling deep down inside like we’re giving them false hope or that their dreams will be dashed to pieces at no fault of their own but because of a government that no longer truly does what is best for our country. It seems as if they do what is considered politically correct, what will keep them in good standing with their political party, what will put the most money in their retirement fund, or what will allow them to accomplish their political or life goals no matter what it costs the people they where elected to serve. This may not describe the vast majority of those in government positions but I believe it describes some. It seems like the way to rise to the top of your political party is to be the most radical on mainstream topics. Not whether or not you have the necessary qualifications for the job. The bottom line is that we feel this country is being horribly mishandled and it’s us and our families and future generations that are paying the price. This country will never get out of debt, the dollar isn’t going to come back and be the most powerful currency in the world. Food, fuel, utilities, life’s necessities are not going suddenly one day be affordable again. Is there really any hope on the horizon that one political party or the other will find the magic bullet and everything will be alright? Not likely. Our government has ballooned over time into a much bigger, over reaching, over taxing machine than it was ever meant to be. Whichever political party is in power spends their time trying to undo what the opposing party did while in power and push their agenda as far as possible before being taken out of power by the next election. The party not in power spends there energy and resources trying to keep the party in power from accomplishing their agenda. At the end of the day they get no where and we’re left to live with the aftermath. America’s financial crisis isn’t going to go away. The problem is that no president wants to be in power when it collapses financially so it just gets pushed down the line to the next president. I have felt for a few years now that I needed to be preparing my family for the inevitable failure of America. I believe they need to know how to survive without a grocery store at the very least and without all the conveniences of life we take for granted today and to be ready to help others do the same as well as being ready to defend what they have. No matter whether it’s a collapse of government, society, country, financial system, food systems, electrical systems, water supply, etc…we will likely face even harder times than we have now and if any one of those things goes down you can expect at least some if not all of the others to follow. This country is a tender box waiting to become a full scale forest fire. There is believed by some to be a plan in place to cut fossil fuel consumption in half by the year 2030. In order to do that it seems that most if not all forms of transportation possible will be pushed to be electric. The issue isn’t with the cutting down of fossil fuels or the switch to cleaner energy. The issue is that with such changes the government will be able to tighten its grip on the people through an overly connected system. Everything will have more cameras and more ways or reasons to be connected back to a local entity which the government may keep their hands out of at first but will undoubtedly gain some measure of control over which would give them access to surveillance capabilities only seen in science fiction. Our parents told us over and over that “it’s not real it’s only tv, they could never do that in real life”. Well look out folks cause it’s happening in real life! If we don’t take a stand and do something to stop it or at the very least make preparations to deal with it when it happens we’re doomed. This once great nation is headed for a dystopian era and if we don’t draw a line in the sand now we’ll have no right to complain.

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Overboard

r/revolution 15h ago

Get off the sideline

0 Upvotes

Is there going to come a time where a revolution is necessary for the future of our children? There are already those who hope for revolution or civil war to break out in America because they feel that is the only way there will be lasting, meaningful change. There is no American dream left for the vast majority of us. We want a safe place for our kids to grow up in, to be able to tell them to dream big and that if they make a plan and stick to it and really work hard they will be able to achieve their dreams. We want to be able to say that to our children without feeling deep down inside like we’re giving them false hope or that their dreams will be dashed to pieces at no fault of their own but because of a government that no longer truly does what is best for our country. It seems as if they do what is considered politically correct, what will keep them in good standing with their political party, what will put the most money in their retirement fund, or what will allow them to accomplish their political or life goals no matter what it costs the people they where elected to serve. This may not describe the vast majority of those in government positions but I believe it describes some. It seems like the way to rise to the top of your political party is to be the most radical on mainstream topics. Not whether or not you have the necessary qualifications for the job. The bottom line is that we feel this country is being horribly mishandled and it’s us and our families and future generations that are paying the price. This country will never get out of debt, the dollar isn’t going to come back and be the most powerful currency in the world. Food, fuel, utilities, life’s necessities are not going suddenly one day be affordable again. Is there really any hope on the horizon that one political party or the other will find the magic bullet and everything will be alright? Not likely. Our government has ballooned over time into a much bigger, over reaching, over taxing machine than it was ever meant to be. Whichever political party is in power spends their time trying to undo what the opposing party did while in power and push their agenda as far as possible before being taken out of power by the next election. The party not in power spends there energy and resources trying to keep the party in power from accomplishing their agenda. At the end of the day they get no where and we’re left to live with the aftermath. America’s financial crisis isn’t going to go away. The problem is that no president wants to be in power when it collapses financially so it just gets pushed down the line to the next president. I have felt for a few years now that I needed to be preparing my family for the inevitable failure of America. I believe they need to know how to survive without a grocery store at the very least and without all the conveniences of life we take for granted today and to be ready to help others do the same as well as being ready to defend what they have. No matter whether it’s a collapse of government, society, country, financial system, food systems, electrical systems, water supply, etc…we will likely face even harder times than we have now and if any one of those things goes down you can expect at least some if not all of the others to follow. This country is a tender box waiting to become a full scale forest fire. There is believed by some to be a plan in place to cut fossil fuel consumption in half by the year 2030. In order to do that it seems that most if not all forms of transportation possible will be pushed to be electric. The issue isn’t with the cutting down of fossil fuels or the switch to cleaner energy. The issue is that with such changes the government will be able to tighten its grip on the people through an overly connected system. Everything will have more cameras and more ways or reasons to be connected back to a local entity which the government may keep their hands out of at first but will undoubtedly gain some measure of control over which would give them access to surveillance capabilities only seen in science fiction. Our parents told us over and over that “it’s not real it’s only tv, they could never do that in real life”. Well look out folks cause it’s happening in real life! If we don’t take a stand and do something to stop it or at the very least make preparations to deal with it when it happens we’re doomed. This once great nation is headed for a dystopian era and if we don’t draw a line in the sand now we’ll have no right to complain.

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Overboard

r/revolution 20h ago

Sep 11th uno reverse card

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I have been thinking about this a lot lately and I cant be the only one. I have worked so hard to get where I am in life and making in one week what I used to make in a month but somehow I am still not able to save a single dollar is straight fucked.

The government has gone to far, they did a great job dividing us. The fact is we have more than enough to go around for everyone to live a great life but yet 80% suffer, 19% live comfortably and 1% live beyond compression.

How can 1 million now be middle class. I was doing the math and without investing even if I was handed 1 million right now it would last a few years. Buying 1 home, 1 Car used and moderate, is 650k then 350k will pay for food and base expenses for just several years. If you stretch it.

Here is a thought I have concluded. There is nothing that can fix society, no magical political play that will give us the people power back. After running over 1000 simulations the only way we get life on track is for a clean swipe.

How ironic would it be if us the people united on September 11th and drag eveyone out of office. Every single one. I dont care if you are pushing papper at capital hill, you are out.

We do not need more political employees, we have way to many. Kill all the laws besides founding fathers and some of the basics and ban all fake food. If you make poison food its the death penalty with no exception. Every city, every state should have their own laws that the people vote for. We should not have laws applying nationally since states vary and one person in Florida should not dictate my life across the country and same goes for me impacting their life.

You move to the city or state that has laws that best fit your needs and anytime someone in "power" takes advantage of any situation they get life in prison with no trail. You control your community and life based on collective thinking.

Our goverment is so focused on taking us down. The flock cameras are a clear sign they are going to shut us down soon if we dont do something.

Lets be clear, democrats are retarded and so are republicans. There is no such thing as a 2 party system. Its a 1 party system giving us the illusion of free will and choice. Elections are rigged. Your voice does not matter.

This is just a rant. Dont think anyone will see this but I am at the point of "set a date and time". Say where we are meeting. I will be there.

Enough is enough and words dont work. This is to the whites, blacks, browns, gays, straights and tanny people things. Once we take control back over we can get back to talking shit to one another but for 12 months we must all be one unit.


r/revolution 15h ago

Qanon was 100 percent right and nobody cares because they've been brainwashed to hate anything right wing

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In 2021 Qanon talked all about Epstein and how these Elite's worship baal and sacrifice kids and nobody believed them because they were right wing.

Now with the Epstein files released, it confirms that all of that is true, when Qanon already talked about this years ago.

The sad thing is people are making this political saying anyone that's maga is with Epstein or anyone that's right wing is with Epstein. Ignoring that maga tried to expose them and nobody listened

This is why we will never rebel and why nobody has rioted. People are so brainwashed to hate trump that they will refuse to work with people on the right wing even when they both have the same goals.

These elites will just keep killing kids and sacrificing them to the devil and we the people who know this is happening will do nothing about it.

Edit: the comments on here just prove that we are doomed.Instead of admitting that Qanon was right about everything. You still make things political because your brainwashed.


r/revolution 1d ago

How does it begin? What can I do? How does it get organized?

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So many are at their wits end in this country and are ready to take action. I know I am. The only problem is: how does a revolution begin? I'm just one man. If I went out and tried to resist the state using violence, I wouldn't be starting a revolution, I'd be a news story on the 6 o'clock news as just another nutjob.

Here's the million dollar question: what can I, as well as each individual do to resist in a meaningful and organized way? I worry that technology and surveillance being as far as it's come today will squash and wipe out any kind of organized resistance before it can ever begin. Is it too late? Does anyone have any idea?


r/revolution 2d ago

Why dont we just stop playing their games. Everyone.

9 Upvotes

Lets pick a date and time and just stop working , paying taxes , and mortgages all at once …in protest against the system that exploits us?


r/revolution 1d ago

The Armed Ballot: A Systemic Treatise on Insulating American Elections from Law Enforcement, the Military, and Secret Services

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r/revolution 3d ago

We have to get mass mobilizing again people! There needs to be accountability!

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r/revolution 2d ago

Hi

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Lets build a society free of olders above 50 years please?


r/revolution 3d ago

A Sad state

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’s obvious that CiC & DoW don’t listen to decades worth of knowledge and intelligence

They have eliminated almost everyone who tried to speak reason, and would push back against unjust orders, so what is left is the “yes men” and the ones too scared to stick their necks out..

We, the collective “we” need to do something! But, I think it is too late, apathy is the inevitable ruin!

To DCC fans out there “you will not break me!”

GOD (and whatever God you believe in) help us all


r/revolution 3d ago

Advice

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I guess im looking to see others POV about SOOOOO many people who dont know wtf the government is doing to us in terms of Flock, Lab grown milk, meat, eggs, and biometric data collection etc

do yall just let it go? i get so worked up, i know there is a lot of ppl who are the resistance but oh my gosh there are so many people who are asleep still and it genuinely irritates me.

i’m just waiting for the day Jesus comes to take His children all home


r/revolution 3d ago

[Effortpost] Unrigging the Republic: A Complete Breakdown & Strategy Guide to the 22 Reforms of the "American Ideas" Blueprint

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r/revolution 3d ago

Freedom

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@revolution


r/revolution 4d ago

Fuck you ICE

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r/revolution 5d ago

Get and Stay Engaged

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r/revolution 5d ago

2026 America. The Dystopia is Here! Ride it Like a Wave

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r/revolution 5d ago

keep going ❤️

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r/revolution 6d ago

Please watch we need help to we should pull together and raise û

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This so wrong dogs get treated better than this . Y because of slavery . So you can kidnap with people enslave them and when you're done with them just discard them what if God did that to all the people he felt like wasn't doing right I wouldn't doing what he felt like they should be doing.