Hey, guess what, people have been trying to organize a peaceful shut down but that's hard to do for a country about the size of a continent, and when people are already working three jobs to have enough money to survive and worried they will be homeless if they take a day off.

And no, sorry, you don't hear about everything people are doing, because a lot of those changes happen locally. You hear about the new mayor of New York, but you don't hear about a new progressive DEI program in a smaller town in Alabama. You don't hear about a local neighborhood ice watch in Minnesota. You don't hear about a petition going around in Ohio to reform voting on a local level.

You don't hear about people starting phone trees, ride shares, food banks. Hell even people in the area might not know about them.

So sorry that what people are doing isn't sensationalist enough to make international headlines, but it's the sand in the gears and the level people on the ground level can actually do.

Also if you think your country's media doesn't have bias, then you're ripe for indoctrination and propaganda.

You're a total moron and there is no point explaining anything to you or arguing with you, but I'm confident that you'd tell victims of the Holocaust that they deserved it, because that's pretty much what you're doing now. Except unlike in Germany, the majority of the country's population is on the list to die, rather than a relatively small group of people. The majority of Americans share characteristics that the regime wants to eliminate, and the number of hated traits are numerous, not tied only to race or religion.