While I agree that using their own tactics against them has been hilarious, I don't think we should engage any longer. Stooping to their level and using their "rules" gives them some level of credibility even if you're using it to mock them. Don't let them drag you down to their pitiful level.
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Awww, it's retarded. I'm so sorry, I didn't realize you had a disability. God bless your little heart, you are so brave!
You realize you're doing nothing to help, right?
I share your frustration. What do you think we all should do to help? What are we helping?
I'm struggling with that myself.
For one, know what you believe and why you believe it. My beliefs are rooted in my faith. I believe there is a Creator who sent his son Christ as a sacrifice for is because of our wretched sins. I believe that belief in that sacrifice and subsequent resurrection provides the free gift of salvation.
Because I believe that, the truths that are in the Bible dictate my life, and there are things that are wrong, and I will not budge on them. If you're not living for something greater than yourself, your beliefs are ultimately not founded in anything other than your opinion and/or what the science of the day says.
I think this is how we ("we" as in the American public in general) compromised on stuff bit by bit and step by step. First it was divorce, then baby murder (aka abortion) and sex outside marriage, then homosexuality, then homosexual "marriage" and now "trans" people are next on the list to be normalized and accepted.
Every other "line in the sand" was trespassed upon and ultimately normalized because (I think) most people's beliefs are not ultimately founded in something unmoving and unchanging like God and the Bible. So eventually they just kinda stopped fighting cause why fight if it's not an absolute truth?
This is why I believe the reason you're fighting and taking a stand must have a firm foundation. I believe this firm foundation must be God, but if you disagree, I'd love to chat about it if you're interested.
This was a bit rambly, sorry.
Some practical things I'm doing:
Cancelling big tech as much as possible out of my life.
Informing others as much as possible. I sometimes get caught in a bubble of people I agree with online and forget how clueless many are to what's really going on.
Contacting legislators about multiple issues such as gun control, ending mask mandates, etc. (a lot of people say this is a waste of time, but this is often how the left works, they're just loud. If enough conservatives are loud it can have an effect).
Preparing myself and my family. I do t know what's coming but all signs point to it not being good. I want to keep it from getting worse, but I'm trying to prepare in case.
Building community in real life. My past circle of people turned out to be mostly woke, so I've ventured out and am making new like minded friends. I want to build a strong local community. The enemy wants us isolated, so we can't let ourselves become isolated.
Buying physical silver and gold. I started doing this early last year well before the silver squeeze movement, and I think it's more important now. Every paper currency in history has gone to 0 and it looks like we're headed there fast with the fed going BRR at a record rate. Gold and silver have always done well during times like this.
Growing a bigger garden. Mainstream media keeps talking about how we should eat bugs, Bill Gates is the largest private farmland owner, and some countries are rolling out vaccine passports.that all frightens me, so being able to provide, or at least supplement, your own food is very important.
I still feel like there's more I could be doing, but at least that's a start.