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We can't understand people's resistance to unquestioningly obeying the government's orders to pointlessly wear masks out in public ... after all, they're just harmless pieces of cloth.
Someone reported our tweet to the Twitter thoughtpolice, who have "investigated" our content, and decided that we are, for now, allowed to tweet it. We wish totalitarians luck in their future efforts to censor and/or intimidate us!
Having been apprised of the recent attempt to censor their work, our creative team has come up with another one that coronavirus totalitarians will be sure to like ...
"My sister and I used to slink by those huge banners that were all over the city. And we used to just try not to see them, thinking if we didn’t see them, they weren’t there ... that just, little by little, that really took over." - Gerda Haas, From Citizens to Outcasts 1933-1938
Gleichschaltung (n): the coordination (i.e., Nazification) of German society during the totalitarian Third Reich. Many Germans responded with a "bottom-up coordination" of their own. This was known as Selbstgleichschaltung.
