CNN memewar
Don't we all imagine our enemies like that?
I thought some of the memes were hilarious! And Alex Jones wants more: a contest for the best meme will earn you $20,000! Excited how this will pan out!
I think because pictures are much closer to us than words, memes are so effective in communicating the message. Memes are even faster than jokes, you usually instantly recognize the meaning without much reading or thinking. And after all the ridiculous seriousness of most news outlets including InfoWars makes you happy to blow of some steem.
With that said: I haven't seen the excellent "meme the news" lately! Let's check it out.
The establishment was definitely not prepared for the meme warfare and weaponized autism engaged against them these past two and a half years! I wonder how they will fare when the people arm themselves with pen and paper and a court of law.
The question is what happens when they figure out the US is just a corporation since 1871!
If you can forgive my neologism, I suspect that the corporatocracy exists in a sort of 'dualplicitous' conjoined parallel to the republic. I think I've found some good pathways to equitable and legal remedy, but the corruption just runs so deep that it's hard to find the safest place to start =/
Right, that's a good question, well as always look what people have done before you. Are there people who claim they are sovereign and can prove it by looking and citing the law?
The best way is to start trading and not using their money, not paying any tax. There seem to be a lot of things you can do so that they don't tresspass private property. Because they must go by the law, you are not a person, human. Etc.