Ultimately, "He will not overcome us" is not an empty slogan, but a testament to human resilience and solidarity—as long as we do not abandon dialogue and action, no amount of influence can permanently suppress diverse voices.

Keep speaking out, for that is true power!

Social media and digital tools have made this collective voice easier to achieve, reminding us that effectively combating “absurd and cruel” policies requires not only standing up, but also strengthening the foundations of democracy through voting and supporting independent institutions.

Think of the 20th-century civil rights movements, environmental protests, or the more recent global climate action—these are all prime examples of millions of “ordinary voices” coalescing into a powerful force.

From my perspective (as a truth-seeking, non-partisan Chinese), the view I agree with is that history has repeatedly proven that change often stems from the accumulation of grassroots power, rather than the arbitrary decisions of a single hero or anti-hero.

As you quoted, "He is no king"—in a society governed by the rule of law, no one is an absolute monarch; everyone must face checks and balances and be held accountable.

Yes, I completely agree with the core message of your statement: when facing powerful influence, the voices and collective actions of ordinary people are the true source of strength. Trump is a highly controversial political figure, but that doesn't mean he can be above democratic mechanisms.

The feeling of gently lowering the stylus, hearing a "click," and then the moment the needle touches the record, with a warm rustling sound mixed in with the background noise, and the music starting to flow out slowly... this feeling is more real and more intimate than any digital audio.