Intimidation

The technocrats suffer from character defects which have to do with their inability to maintain any links between reason, common sense and morality.1

— John Ralston Saul

A raccoon and squirrel talking. I'm scared. Do you think they'll kill us too? They might, but it really isn't about us. But they murdered Peanut and Fred! The government wants to intimidate the humans, to let them know they are not safe from them in their own homes. Do the humans hate the government? Not nearly enough.

P-Nut’s story is to send a message to Americans and global citizens that during the next pandemic, “you won’t be secure in your houses or protected against unreasonable searches and seizures,” and neither will your pets.2

— Karen Kingston

Peanut the Squirrel with words of wisdom. They're Using Me To Intimidate You. Do Not Comply.

The obvious line to take on this is that the government can’t seem to prevent illegal migrants from pouring across our various borders (indeed, it subsidizes them), while it will go all hands on deck to assassinate an illegal squirrel and his raccoon friend, but this is just anarchotyranny for you.3

— John Carter

 

Trashman, squirrel and trashcan. What are you throwing out today? The last shred of trust I ever had in this government. They're coming for all us, Peanut.

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Meme Transcription

I’m scared. Do you think they’ll kill us too?

They might, but it really isn’t about us.

But they murdered Peanut and Fred!

The government wants to intimidate the humans, to let them know they are not safe from them in their own homes.

Do the humans hate the government?

Not nearly enough.



Notes

  1. Saul, John Ralston, Voltaire's Bastards: The Dictatorship of Reason in the West, The Free Press, Macmillan, Inc., New York, N.Y., 1992. p. 106
  2. Kingston, Karen, "State Seizes and Kills House Pets Due to 'Potential Viral Infection'", The Kingston Report, November 3, 2024, Source
  3. Carter, John, "Squirrel!," Postcards from Barsoom, November 3, 2024, Source


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