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It's not inevitable, but it requires GREAT ORGANIZATION and HARD WORK You WILL be fighting against: - big tech (social media, AI, and search engines) - possible legal interference, even if bending the law or making shit up - censorship - local government interference and violence - news portals

Some tips on how we did it here in Brazil: - First, start organizing with your colleagues in the political spectrum - Form groups to organize acts to occupy the streets MULTIPLE DAYS, WITH AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE, AND ACROSS THE COUNTRY - Form groups to organize small groups to TALK with people

- Form small groups to find people who need help moving around to their voting location if that's the case, and, following the local law, offer help - Fandoms online (including K-pop) can help start street acts and boost online content to the far-right opposition - DO NOT engage with rage baits

- DO NOT engage with ANY content posted by the far-right online, scroll past it quickly, don't reply, don't quote, IGNORE THEM online - DO NOT react to any of their content online - SUPPORT independent journalists, they will be more reliable than mainstream news, which will probably interfere too

- Once you get traction with your political spectrum, you will now start to talk with the "moderate right", you WILL need their votes against the far-right - Talk about the risk of losing democracy itself, invite and accept their colors, and use national symbols to unite left and right