Liberty, tyranny, compliance, rebellion. These are all things that have been at the forefront of American political discourse in recent days, while certainly gaining traction in recent years. Gone are the days when the extent of being considered a radical meant living off of the land and collecting rainwater without government permission when a federalized standing army now occupies and terrorizes American streets; when decades of uniparty expansion has culminated in the epitome of everything that the founding fathers warned about and the total antithesis of the principles which this nation was founded upon.

Now radicalization is simply being a person of good conscience, rebellion is asserting that others should be treated with basic human dignity. And in response, the regime will tell you to comply or die. They will shoot you dead like a dog in the street and then blatantly lie about your character and slander you as a domestic terrorist for your refusal to trade your humanity for "patriotism".

The time has come for a frank conversation about American resistance and what the spirit of 1776 really means.