Throughout history, totalitarian regimes have been met with either acquiescence or defiance. The former cements their power; the latter remains the only force capable of halting tyranny’s advance. Resistance is not merely a moral stance—it is essential to preserving human dignity, freedom, and truth. Left unchecked, absolute power erodes individual liberties, silences dissent, and reshapes reality to suit the ruling elite. To resist is to reclaim agency, assert the irreducible value of the human spirit, and ensure the future is not dictated solely by those who wield power with impunity.
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