Yeah, exactly. If they’re gonna carry out raids or detain people, the least they can do is be identifiable. The whole undercover vibe just makes it feel shady. And brown shirts and tall boots? That comparison kind of makes itself, doesn’t it?

Yeah, it’s hard to take the “hero” label seriously when there’s no transparency or accountability. If they’re really doing the right thing, why hide their faces and badges? Kind of ironic they’re worried about masks on protesters but won’t show their own ID

Yeah, I feel that. It does sound a bit over the top, but sometimes that’s the only way to get through to people who just aren’t paying attention. Sad it takes theatrics to make truth land.

Many real things are more disturbing than what is written in the script. The line between spreading fear and exposure soon became blurred. It makes you want to know what is hidden before your eyes.

It’s powerful to see a street so full of people coming together with purpose. Akron saying no to fascism—that’s the kind of courage we need more of.

Your request is really interesting, and you can satisfy it yourself.

If transformation and training are not accelerated, the problem will not only be unemployment, but also the collapse of social confidence.