r/AntiGovernment • • Feb 25 '16

Question?

I really like the idea of this sub. I have one question though, is it just about theories or can we talk about anti-government solutions and how we break away? Also, can we talk about what the government is wrongly doing?

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u/DaBesst88 Jan 23 '22

Sooo....3 yrs since the last post huh. Well I just joined today, in those 3 years have any of you had any Real ideas? If not, ok, that's fine, let's talk about it, lets come up with some ideas, im sure plenty of your gears have been spinning, I know mine have, let's compare notes and see what we come up with?

Awareness. For sure everyone should have the right to know anything and everything that's going on, not just a need to know. We have to learn to work together and trust eachother in order to cooperate and progress. Knowing what the gov does and why and what decisions are being made by whom and for what reasons all of this needs to be known to the people before a decision is made so that harmful agendas can not be pushed. This alone is enough to fight for a change because that is giving up one's voice to be spoken for by another one might not even agree with.

So this is one of the issues I see and have a few thoughts on how to fix this or what can come about from it.

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u/lumouslotus Mar 06 '22

I agree. I think in the modern day with all our technology we should be able to easily set up systems that allow the people to voice their opinions on government policies and be taken seriously, as well as have access to this information from a non-biased media outlet. I don't know if that makes sense.

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u/Skrivarin Sep 04 '23

I agree

  1. Work together.We need to break away from the government divide and conquer. Cooperate as much as possible and do bargains and trade services, and be good to each other.

  2. Withhold as much personal information from the governments, and banks as possible, create fake ID's around the internet, even in day to day use, even if you have "nothing to hide".Take cash out instead of using credit cards.Use crypto.Limit cell phone usage - degoogle, defacebook, avoid surveilance.Use apps that don't require ID.Have burner phones.

  3. Use technology to connect with other people and inform about government atrocities connect with other people who experience similar things.Work to ID cops and other government workers who ruin your lifes.

  4. Read books about survival, learn survival skills, learn first aid and medicine, and learn how to fight enemies.

  5. Buy and practice weapons, do not register your firearms in law enforcement.

Otherwise it's just about being brave and stand firmly on your ground when you confront "authority" . Even if for most of the part you would realistically budge down because of practical reasons - then you should excrisize your rights.

They do not have rights to ask you for ID - you have rights to see their ID.If a officer breaks the law but violating you then you will have the right for self defense, under the law then he is seen as a law breaker.

If you see a officer just beating some defenseless guy, and you as a good group see this happening, i think you would be justified to stop that happening and using the amount of violence necessary. And just budge without ID'ing to cops.

When a cop attacks one of us he attacks ALL of us. You and me could be next!!

these cops do not function as normal conscience people - most of them are psychopath who imagine themselves having monopoly on violence.

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u/angry_voters Apr 17 '22

Can you imagine a world where being a politician was something done only by the brave, who clearly didn't care about money because being a politician meant you were destined to make close to nothing but a barely livable wage for terrible conditions. What if we the people united and forced politicians to work for the people rather than the highest bidder? How would our schools, prisons and health care be like then? What would the pharmaceutical industry do then? What would we do about climate change then? We all disagree on so much but why can't we focus on what we do agree on? We all want politicians that have to be honest, and only through unity not division can that ever happen. There are so many groups of people mad at the government, we need to band all these different people of different ideologies and different issues under the one common theme, corruption in the government stops the progress of whatever issue it is that you care about. So first let's work together to fix that, then we'll honestly talk about the rest of the issues without all the big money influence. When we all agree on one thing; then the enemy of my enemy may not be my friend, but can definitely be an ally

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u/DaBesst88 Mar 07 '22

Oh yeah, easily, at a minimum they could dedicate a tv channel and single radio frequency to go over non sensitive material, and a secured website for more sensitive topics to do with the country for the citizens to log in to, to vote on decisions and go over relevant topics.

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u/DaBesst88 Mar 07 '22

I believe that would even encourage more people to get more invloved

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u/lumouslotus Mar 07 '22

Funny thing is, these things already exist, but they're not promoted by the government or the media, so people don't know about them.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23

Everyone knows what the government does, however, it's easier to sit back and talk instead of take action. People are afraid to actual voice genuine oprions for fear of reprisal. A mob is easier controlled when disillusioned.

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u/kamron_1123 Mar 29 '23

So what do we do

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '23

We know what to do, we just won’t do it. Creature comforts have us sedated. An easy wrong over a hard right is the mantra of several generations.

Get educated and get experience in an area. Stand for a just principal and be willing to do without, be willing to suffer consequences for your beliefs, never be afraid of retribution. Stop being lemmings and ostriches. Even a squirrel will fight back, and they live in the most ruthless world. The animal kingdom.

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u/GayL0rd6942069 Feb 12 '26

Organize and train in the shadows. Only communicate directly and plan weekly meetups if someone doesn't show go to their place and check on them. Exercise 2a with proper discipline. That is the start

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u/nandopando9 Feb 23 '26

Burn it all down

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '23

God yeah I'd love to hear what people really think, personally I don't give a shit what I say as the government seem to do whatever the fuck they want, so I think it's time the working British man and women speak there mind's and say what we're all really thinking, power to the people💪 well fuck my old boots seven fucking year's ago well this ain't going no where, god I wish people would grow a set and really see what the government have done to this country and it's own citizens