Why I started LibertyStrong

I Didn’t Want to Speak Up. But I Can’t Stay Silent Anymore.

For weeks, I debated whether to start posting political content.

I didn’t want to deal with the arguments, the pushback, and the exhaustion that comes with fighting a system designed to wear people down.

But two days ago, I read about Jocelynn Rojo Carranza.

She was 11 years old when she took her own life.

The kids at her school had been bullying her, telling her they were going to call ICE on her parents. That she’d be left alone.

Eleven.

I sat with that for a long time.

How scared she must have been. How much fear she must have carried every single day. The kind of fear no child should ever feel.

And the worst part?

Those bullies didn’t come up with that kind of cruelty on their own.

They learned it somewhere. At home. On TV. From politicians.

They watched adults treat immigrants like criminals. They saw powerful people build entire campaigns on dehumanizing others. They listened to the rhetoric, the hate, the fearmongering, and they internalized it.

Now, we live in a country where children are threatening other children with government agencies. And no one is stopping to ask: How the hell did we get here?

This isn’t just about one tragedy. This is about a system that is breaking people down—mentally, financially, politically, morally.

And I refuse to sit back and let it happen.

We Are Being Distracted While They Take Everything

I don’t care about left vs. right. I don’t care about Republicans vs. Democrats. That’s not the real fight.

The real fight is who has power and who doesn’t.

And right now? We don’t.

Corporations and billionaires have rigged the economy, stripped workers of their rights, and bought both political parties. They want you distracted—arguing about culture wars, blaming immigrants, fighting each other—while they keep getting richer and we keep struggling to survive.

It’s not an accident. It’s a playbook.

And it’s working.

But it doesn’t have to.

This is Why I’m Launching LibertyStrong

I’ve decided that I’m not going to stay silent anymore.

And if that makes people uncomfortable, so be it.

My tone is not going to be Gandhi or Martin Luther King.

It’s going to be Bhagat Singh and Malcolm X.

I’m not here to keep the peace. I’m here to tell the truth.

〉What liberty actually means

〉How we got here

〉How we take back our power

That means:

✖ No more culture wars

✖ No more scapegoating

✖ No more bullshit

I believe people are entitled to their opinions, as long as they’re not lying to themselves about what’s really happening.

If You’re With Me, Join LibertyStrong

This is bigger than me.

I’m building a platform that actually breaks things down. This means no corporate influence, no billionaire agendas, no fake narratives.

It’s time we stop waiting for someone to fight for us and start fighting for ourselves.

If that sounds like something you want to be part of, follow @JoinLibertyStrong on all platforms.

Much love to everyone except the haters.