You know it's not a revolution when the regime is the one wielding the torches and pitchforks.

(In reference to the attempts to shut down Rumble for hosting a person who has been ALLEGED to have committed sex crimes.)

No trial, just self-appointed judge, jury, and executioners are stringing up Russell Brand and those who allow him to speak and make a living.

(Even if Brand were a convicted criminal, should he be prohibited from speaking and making a living after he had served his sentence? I am unaware of the clause in the constitution that says your civil liberties are stripped from you if you have a criminal record.)

The mob that runs our country is facing more pushback, but its response is to become all the more vicious.

It's possible that the extreme viciousness of the regime toward Brand is partly due to him being a left winger. I'm sure there's nothing the "liberal" establishment in this country hates more than those who point out that its agenda today is little more than war and authoritarianis m.

As has been often stated, the establishment tends to be a lot more comfortable with its enemies that are genuinely bad dudes, such as white supremacists. Because such enemies serve to further convince establishment authoritarians that they are the forces of good. A leftist who believes in civil liberties is a far more insidious enemy because such a person glaringly exposes defenders of the establishment as frauds.

1 The quote points to important issues related to justice, due process, freedom of speech, and political bias. These are complex issues that often require careful consideration of individual cases and a commitment to upholding democratic principles and civil liberties Ado Watermelon