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Many Americans now feel a deep sense of regret, realizing they didn't push for true freedom hard enough. It’s difficult to sleep at night knowing the USA is slipping into a police state. Sadly, it feels like the country is finished—too late to turn back, and forever changed into a surveillance-driven society.

There’s a profound sense of regret for not pushing harder for freedom when the opportunity was present. It’s difficult to sleep at night knowing that the nation is increasingly becoming a police state, with liberties eroding before our eyes. The feeling of unfulfilled responsibility and missed chances to stand up for what’s right lingers, leaving a sense of guilt and concern about the future.

https://sethbarnes.com/post/i-wasted-my-life

The thing that I've learned as you get older is that life is like a breeze that comes and goes really quickly.

Many Americans ignored tyranny at first because they thought tyranny was just for smokers, drunk-drivers, junkies, sex offenders, illegal immigrants, Muslims, or blacks.

Now that the police state has become so obvious, Americans seem to be trying to justify tyranny by pretending nothing will get worse.

One wonders if Snowden regrets throwing away his life to warn ungrateful Americans about unconstitutional NSA wire-tapping.

Shit just keeps getting weirder everyday.

Americans say you should just suffer silently in a police state because you might might demoralize people if you speak up and resist tyranny.

Americans are completely retarded now.

Americans say the concept of checks and balances is proof that that the founding fathers wanted the USA to be a police state.