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"He explains how protesters are now deemed to be committing a crime if they cause “unease”, “annoyance” or “disruption” and can be punished by up to ten years in prison."

Any organized political movement which disagrees with the official agenda is viewed as a threat, hence violent behavior.

Ironically, this is the same reaction AOC had to those who spoke out at Town Hall Meetings, as she accused them of verbal assault.

Collectivism is now blind compliance of the absurb.

You must just say "it" even if you don't believe "it" as long "it" advances the agenda. However, if you reflected upon the actual details surrounding the agenda you'd find nothing more than rebranded economic exploitation cleverly shrouded under the guise of sustainability. And on further inspection, you'd see that this heightened exploitation requires the commodification of all human labor and natural resources. And if you kept delving further you'd realize that this extraction of wealth leading to neofeudalism can only be accomplished by brutal authoritarianism which will "equitably mandate" dubious biogenetic pharmaceuticals attached to digital ID'S that hold each person's personal assets in a central bank digital currency.

And so in the end everyone becomes a captured Wintson in the 2023 technocratic transhumanist version of 1984:

"Do you remember," he went on, "writing in your diary Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four?" "Yes", replied Winston. O'Brien held up his left hand, its back towards Winston, the thumb hidden and the four fingers extended. "How many fingers am I holding up, Winston?" "Four." "And if The Party says it is not four, but five? Then how many?" "Four - " The word ended in a gasp of pain. "How many fingers, Winston?" "FIVE! FIVE! FIVE!" "No Winston, that is no use, you are lying. You still think there are four." "How can I help it," he blubbered, "How can I help seeing what is in front of my eyes? Two and two are four!" "Sometimes, Winston. Sometimes, there are five. Sometimes they are three. Sometimes they are all of them at once. You must try harder, it is not easy to become sane."

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