These are not rioters. These are resisters.

They’re resisting:

federal overreach
targeted oppression
militarized force in their communities

They’re not reacting in anger — they’re responding to an immoral and unlawful use of force.

Evening news is now a headline carousel wrapped in drug ads—short, shallow, and sanitized. It avoids conflict, rarely challenges power, and favors weather over real issues. It’s not journalism anymore; it’s ad-friendly infotainment with a news badge slapped on it.

Hitler’s blueprint for turning local police into tools of totalitarian control unfolded in 6 steps. We’re seeing dangerous echoes today:

The contrast between Biden’s constant scrutiny for small things versus the silence on authoritarian threats, cruelty to immigrants (including sick children), and talk of jailing judges is stark. It’s deeper than just bias or fatigue—it’s complicity.

We are living in the world Lincoln warned us about—where laws are bent, exceptions made for the powerful, and the loudest voices drown out the wisest.

We do not need officials who merely obey the law. We need those who embody it—who understand that justice is not just what is written, but what is lived.

There is a silence more dangerous than noise—the silence of knowing, and saying nothing.

When leaders choose comfort over courage, when we tolerate hate and call it politics, when we let the immoral go unchecked because it’s “not the right time”—we don’t just lose ground. We lose ourselves.

In times of injustice, silence is not neutral. It’s a choice that allows oppression to thrive.