If You Don’t Unplug, You Will Defend the System That’s Destroying You

Let’s stop pretending.

You cannot stay plugged into a corrupt system and expect to think freely. It doesn’t work like that.

If you remain mentally, emotionally, financially, and spiritually dependent on a broken structure, you will eventually defend it — even when it harms you. Especially when it harms you.

Because once your survival is wired into the machine, your mind will protect the machine.

That’s not a strength. That’s conditioning.

The System Doesn’t Need Your Love — It Needs Your Dependency

The system doesn’t require your respect.
It requires your attachment.

It feeds on:

• Your paycheck-to-paycheck fear
• Your addiction to distraction
• Your loyalty to political theater
• Your craving for validation
• Your dependence on institutions that don’t protect you

Once your comfort, identity, and sense of safety are tied to it, you will fight anyone who questions it.

You won’t realize you’re defending corruption.
You’ll think you’re defending “order.”
You’ll think you’re defending “normal.”
You’ll think you’re defending “stability.”

But what you’re really defending is familiarity.

And familiarity is not the same thing as truth.

If You Don’t Unplug, Your Mind Is Not Your Own

A mind constantly fed by propaganda, fear cycles, social media narratives, and carefully crafted outrage no longer belongs to the individual.

It belongs to the input.

If your beliefs are shaped by algorithms…
If your outrage is triggered on schedule…
If your opinions mirror headlines word for word…

You are not thinking.

You are reacting.

And reaction is the easiest form of control.

The most dangerous prison is the one where the inmate believes they are free.

Many People Are Not Seeking Truth — They Are Seeking Comfort

Let’s be honest.

A large number of people do not actually want the truth.

They want reassurance.

They want to feel safe.
They want to feel right.
They want to feel included.
They want the illusion that someone else is in control.

Truth disrupts comfort.
Truth exposes contradictions.
Truth demands responsibility.

Illusion, on the other hand, is soothing.

Illusion says:

• “Everything is fine.”
• “Someone else will fix it.”
• “Trust the process.”
• “Don’t ask too many questions.”

Truth says:

• “Pay attention.”
• “You’ve been misled.”
• “You are responsible for your awareness.”
• “Freedom requires discomfort.”

Most people will choose comfort over confrontation every time.

Why People Fight to Protect What Oppresses Them

Because to admit the system is corrupt would mean admitting:

• They trusted the wrong leaders.
• They ignored warning signs.
• They defended policies that harmed others.
• They participated in their own manipulation.

That level of self-awareness is painful.

So instead, they double down.

They attack the whistleblower.
They mock the truth-seeker.
They label the awake as “crazy,” “negative,” or “dangerous.”

It’s easier to silence a messenger than to confront reality.

Unplugging Is Not About Chaos — It’s About Clarity

Unplugging doesn’t mean becoming reckless.
It doesn’t mean rejecting structure.
It doesn’t mean embracing paranoia.

It means reclaiming your mind.

It means questioning narratives.
It means thinking independently.
It means refusing to let fear dictate your beliefs.
It means examining both sides instead of taking one side.

Unplugging means your loyalty belongs to truth, not institutions.

The Real Divide

The real divide is not left vs right.
It is not race.
It is not a class.

It is awareness vs attachment.

Some people would rather protect the system than protect the future.
Some people would rather defend corruption than admit they were deceived.

And some people are quietly waking up.

If you do not unplug from what manipulates you,
You will unconsciously defend it.

If you do not question what feeds you information,
You will consume whatever it serves.

If you do not seek truth,
You will settle for comfort.

And comfort, in a corrupt system, is the most powerful sedative of all.

The question isn’t whether the system is flawed.

The real question is:

Are you brave enough to examine it without needing it to be right?