Dispossession or Secession?

I recall observing social media erupt with posts about California’s eventual prohibition of gas-powered vehicles, and shortly after reading news that the state doesn’t have enough electricity to charge the electric vehicles they currently have. Those posts called out the lunacy of such a thing. From my vantage point, it appears that everything is going as planned. I suppose banning gas-powered vehicles could work if you lived in or near a large city with suitable public transportation. However, for those of us that live in rural areas, this mandatory electric vehicle scheme will radically change where and how we live. I also read a social media post purporting that a replacement battery for an electric vehicle estimated around $30,000. Most normal, rational people believe the corrupt California government to be both hilariously stupid but also unscrupulous. While banning gas-powered vehicles and not having the infrastructure to maintain the current number of electric vehicles may seem like purposefully stepping on a rake, it really is more devious than bumbling foolery.

Let’s take a step back for a minute. The COVID Hoax was definitely implemented to identify who would be compliant and who would disobey imperial authority. Many of the other Identity Dixie writers have more eloquently pointed out this fact, so I won’t belabor the point. The COVID hysteria also helped facilitate the transition to working remotely for large segments of the American economy; in turn, this increased isolation and atomization. The prevailing, risk-adverse culture has also moved forward the idea of buying anything and everything online, including groceries, to further fragment and seclude the citizenry. You no longer need to go to the store and pick up your own food. Someone will do it for you and if something isn’t available, they will provide a substitution for you, too. You are not picking out your own fruits and vegetables, or your own cut of meat. They aren’t replacing your steak with soy, but the opportunity to do so is there in the future.

If you add in the supply chain shortages, you will eventually be in a situation whereby you have little choice but to accept whatever “substitution” is provided to you. Of course, per the Establishment, this will only be a temporary disruption; surely, things will right themselves and you will not have to go without fresh fruits, vegetables, or unprocessed meat forever (wink, wink).

But back to my original point, urbanites do not necessarily need vehicles, they can utilize public transportation for travel. Generally speaking, they are not going to be impacted by the electric car mandate. However, the suburbanites will certainly be hard hit with the barring of gas-powered vehicles. Suburbanites must commute to work (or they have the “luxury” of working from home). So, they have to make a choice: change their job, find one closer to their suburban home, or move to the city. This is the majority of the American middle-class; therefore, a large chunk of the middle-class will be devastated by the upheaval. The last option is that they start looking to kindly Uncle Sam for help in some form or another.

This is where the plan gets pretty treacherous. While everyone in the Empire is pointing and laughing at the Left and their ridiculous decisions, they keep moving the plan forward, nonetheless. Urbanities are clearly more amenable to the COVID commands than ruralites. What better way to advance urbanites into a better position to take over the workforce and management positions, the labor is already there. Furthermore, financial and travel restrictions will also convince the citizenry to stay in their homes and not go out. There will not be enough electricity to charge their car for work, so the individual stays in their self-imposed prison. Now, vehicles are starting to get too expensive to even buy replacement parts because it’s basically just buying a new electric vehicle. So, less people will have them. This is why the suburbanite cannot necessarily keep up with his electric vehicle; he will wear it out faster than he can get his money out of it.

The ruralite will basically be destroyed, simply because they need a gas-powered vehicle to do their job, specifically tradesmen. Even if the ruralite does buy an electric truck, where will he charge it? Charging stations are few and far between in most rural areas. I only know of one near me, and it is almost an hour away. If you are in a future “brown out” area and now can’t charge your vehicle, you cannot work. What looks like insanity is really just promoting a larger plan for your submission.

Now is the time to break away. Let the American Empire create its false crisis and convince people to be more compliant and do as they are told. Meanwhile, it is time for us to secede, break away, and let it go.

Mr. Aldrich

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