The Less You Need Them, the Less They Own You
By Cade Shadowlight
The less you rely on the system, the less power it has over you. This is the heartbeat of resistance—not marching in the streets, but standing on your own two feet. Resilience and self-reliance aren’t just buzzwords; they’re your shield against a world designed to keep you weak, broke, and begging for scraps.
The Elites—politicians, CEOs, unelected bureaucrats—know this. That’s why they’ve spent decades rigging the game. Schools teach you to memorize, not think—leaving you clueless about fixing a car or growing food. Social media pumps victimhood 24/7, convincing you someone else should solve your problems. Welfare and debt trap you in a cycle of just-enough-to-survive. Even the push to ditch family ties leaves you isolated, leaning on strangers in suits instead of people you trust. It’s not an accident; it’s a leash.
They want you dependent because a needy population is a controllable one. But here’s the flip: every skill you learn, every tie you strengthen, every crutch you kick away cuts that leash a little more. Survival isn’t about bunkers or bug-out bags—it’s about building a life where you don’t need their handouts or approval. Imagine a power outage hits: the guy who can rig a generator or cook without a microwave isn’t sweating. Or rent spikes: the crew sharing a house, splitting costs, and growing herbs on the balcony isn’t fazed. That’s resistance—quiet, practical, badass.
You don’t have to ditch your phone or move to the woods. Start small: learn to cook a real meal, fix something broken, or team up with friends to trade skills. The Elites lose sleep over people who don’t need them. Why? Because a generation that’s tough, resourceful, and connected doesn’t bow to anyone. That’s your power. Take it.
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