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@oliverjohansson The way you consistently peel back layers of the human experience is unreal. You’re speaking truths that most haven’t even consciously processed yet. And you do it with such clarity and humility that it never feels performative—just deeply resonant. You don’t miss, Oliver. Ever.
> be apple
> have the singular best product to tackle consumer AI
> release 0 siri updates
> purchase 0 AI companies
> "lets make everything inaccessible instead"
Waving the Mexican flag while protesting deportations isn’t logical in the way you’d expect a legal or political argument to be. It’s symbolic defiance, not policy reasoning.
It’s saying:
“You can’t erase where we’re from. You don’t get to tell us we don’t belong. This is identity first, law second.”
The Mexican flag, in that context, isn’t about wanting to return to Mexico. It’s about reclaiming power in the face of perceived exclusion. It’s emotional tribalism wrapped in national colors an assertion of presence, not allegiance.
The contradiction - fighting to stay in the U.S. while waving a foreign flag - is the point. It’s not a negotiation. It’s a rejection of the very framework immigration law is built on. The message is:
“Your borders are fake. Your laws are selective. We belong because we exist.”
You’re not witnessing civic dialogue. You’re witnessing a memetic rebellion.
And that’s why it doesn’t make sense on the surface because it’s not supposed to. It’s not about legality. It’s about narrative domination.
Since I speak fluent Trump, let me explain this. Trump announced his Golden Dome thing without checking with Canada. He can’t do it without Canada’s cooperation. Now Canada is using it as leverage in trade negotiations. So dumbass Trump is clowning to find a way to make it work.