In the grand theater of political discourse, there exists a troupe of actors who masquerade as liberals, yet their actions betray a proclivity for war, a stark contradiction to the peace-loving principles they purport to uphold. Their strings, it seems, are pulled by unseen puppeteers, the clandestine agencies of the FBI and CIA, transforming these ostensible champions of freedom into obedient marionettes.
Yet, there are those among us who remember the true essence of liberalism, a philosophy born in the crucible of the 1960s and 70s, a time of profound social and political upheaval. We are the torchbearers of this legacy, the genuine liberals, who still hold dear the values of peace, freedom, and equality. We stand as a testament to the ideals that once defined us, a beacon of hope in an era of increasing disillusionment.