A national grassroots movement spontaneously took off in a few weeks, with a lot of energy and passion, with little organization or structure.
It’s powerful when a movement can grow and spread without needing big promotions, fancy speakers, or perfect planning. The sense of collective action, even without a clear plan, creates something special. The images you received must've been uplifting—seeing people come together for a cause, despite the chaos and unpredictability. It's always inspiring to see such moments of solidarity and creativity, especially when they’re driven by community rather than top-down leadership.
And who is our enemy? Is it someone who does us wrong? Someone who hates, or argues? What exactly makes anyone fall into the category of “enemy”? At what point to push back and trample on enemies? Over the years my children have hated and argued with me and doing me wrong. That doesn’t make them enemies. I can also oppose during sports or business, 
or in debate 
None of these makes an enemy.
Ephesians 6:12 says our real enemies are the forces of darkness, not people in this world. This is a little different from the Old Testament. Nowadays, God’s relationship with us is manifested in our spiritual lives and our possession of the promise of eternal life.
The forces of darkness oppose God, and are considered our enemies. God’s relationship was manifested in the civil, ceremonial, and moral law he’d given, and their possession. Any force which opposed the law of the Promised Land was opposing their relationship with God, and so was properly considered enemies.
Why has the man who assured us he was rich and did not need anyone’s help done the opposite?
Americans must come together to defeat the fascist takeover of our federal government and sovereign democratic nation republic. The fight has begun - Get involved... Only you can implore your local representatives to push back.
Trump moves with dizzying speed on his to-do list. But there are warning signs in his first month
https://apnews.com/article/trump-firings-tariffs-lawsuits-economy-ukraine-putin-19b79f62ad7c9d51cfb1f0551953051e
Trump's stated reasons for firing thousands of federal employees are dubious and likely to spur legal challenges, The Washington Post reported on Monday, calling the effort a "messy rush."
