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In 2025, protests against “government overreach” and calls to resist tyranny are rampant across America, particularly with Donald Trump back in office. Major cities are hubs of demonstrations where citizens rally for freedom, urging a departure from what they perceive as oppressive governance. While the fervor of these protests could be seen as inspiring, there’s a noticeable inconsistency in the motivations behind them.
Reflecting on the previous years, particularly during the early COVID-19 lockdowns, many of those now rallying against perceived tyranny were previously supportive of strict measures to contain the virus. The shift from shouting “Lockdown Now” to “Resist Tyranny” illustrates a striking reversal in perspectives. This inconsistency raises doubts about the sincerity of these protests and the motivations driving the demonstrators.
The irony lies in the selective memory of the protestors, who seem to have forgotten their earlier demanding calls for stringent government control during the pandemic. This dissonance leads to a skepticism towards neighbors and fellow citizens participating in these protests, as it appears that their current stance may be less about principled beliefs and more about political alignment and convenience. This situation creates a complex landscape where genuine concerns about freedom coexist with a troubling memory gap, ultimately affecting how individuals are perceived in these tumultuous times.
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From “Lockdown Now” to “Resist Tyranny”: The Memory Hole in Trump’s America
