ENEMY


The Real Enemy Was Never a Flag

It’s easy to point fingers at countries.
“The Chinese government is evil.”
“America is corrupt.”
“Russia is authoritarian.”
“Germany is too controlled.”
But these nations, these labels—these aren’t the real enemies. They’re symptoms. Distractions.
What really shapes our lives, what really squeezes the spirit out of us, are the systems they all enforce.

Let’s talk about what actually steals our freedom.
What actually makes people stop and go:

“Wait… why the hell is it like this?”


1. Work That Kills the Soul

We’re born into a world where most of our waking lives are sold—not for growth, not for creation, but for profit.

  • 40+ hours a week. For what?
  • To pay for a house you barely see, a car you sit in longer than with your family, and food you eat fast because “lunch break is over.”
    This isn’t productivity.
    It’s containment.

2. School as a Prison Pipeline

Ever notice how schools are structured like prisons?

  • Bells.
  • Rows of silent obedience.
  • Uniforms.
  • Authority for authority’s sake.

We aren’t taught to think, we’re trained to comply.
Imagine this instead:

Self-paced, AI-enhanced education.
Explore what you love.
Create, not memorize.
No bullying. No detention. No trauma.
Just learning. On your terms.


3. Taxation That Feels Like Theft

People wake up to this late:
Wait… I work. I pay tax. Then pay again with sales tax, gas tax, property tax, hidden fees.
But what do I get?
Broken roads, bloated wars, crooked politicians, and a police force that protects wealth, not people.
We’re not funding civilization.
We’re feeding a machine we didn’t build and can’t question.


4. Cars: Coffins on Wheels

Why does everything revolve around owning a car?

  • Pay for gas.
  • Pay for insurance.
  • Pay when it breaks.
  • Hope it doesn’t hit someone you love.
    Cities built around cars aren’t built for humans.
    They’re built for corporations.

5. Over-Policing of Peaceful Lives

Who protects us from “protect and serve”?
Kids arrested for skipping school.
People fined for sleeping outside.
Surveillance in every pocket.
A world where “freedom” means following rules you didn’t choose, under watch you didn’t consent to.


The True War is Not Between Nations—But Between Systems and Souls

The military-industrial complex isn’t just about weapons.
It’s about enforcing the status quo.
Keeping you busy.
Keeping you scared.
Keeping you obedient.

What if, instead, our target was the system that kills joy?

No tax? We build what we need, together.
No school-prison pipeline? We learn freely, with purpose.
No forced labor cycles? We work when inspired, not enslaved.
No over-policing? We solve problems with compassion, not force.
No car dependency? We walk, ride, flow through smart, human-centered cities.


We Are Not Enemies

The Chinese worker. The American student. The Russian grandmother. The German artist.
We are not enemies.
We are all trapped in different cages, painted in different colors, waving different flags.

But we want the same thing:

  • Time to live.
  • Space to feel.
  • A life of our own choosing.

When we finally aim our energy not at each other, but at the machines that grind us down,
then maybe, just maybe—
we’ll be the first generation to say:

“We got it right.”