There is a dam holding back human liberty and progress.
The dam is control. The dam is the administrative state.
Dams were built, and dams are maintained by Authoritarians.
Authoritarians can be politicians and bureaucrats with recognizable names spouting their dogma on television.
But most authoritarians are just your billions of people with dumbed down minds from government education, who enforce the edicts of the state through peer to peer social control.
Without this phenomenon, p2p social enforcement, few people would have wore masks through the plandemic, few people would have taken the dangerous vaccine, few people would pay these outrageously high taxes, few people would support foreign wars, and so on.
The good news is that the dam cannot last forever. If you look close, you can see cracks in the concrete. Drops of water like me, and drops of water like you, are seeping through the dam and finding freedom on the other side, beyond control.
It's a long terrifying drop to the creek below for the first drops. But as we wind through the wilderness, we see the nature of humans how we were meant to be, and we see thousands of opportunities that we can collaborate on too.
Anarchy (no rulers / self rule) is the way the water flows.
Authoritarianism and control of others is it's opposite.
I believe that all human action should be voluntary.
This life is mine, that life is yours.
You allow me my freedom. I allow you your freedom.
I look back at billions of gallons of water behind the dam. Wearing masks. Waving flags. Voting for the least disgusting criminals. It's sad.
I wonder if and when the dam will burst? I wonder if the authoritarians can replace the dam with an even stronger dam before the old one bursts?
I wonder how I, this one single drop, floating in the little creek on the other side, can peacefully blow a fucking huge hole in that dam and drain the lake!?!
Any thoughts?
Photo Credit to: https://www.britannica.com/topic/worlds-largest-dams-2225893