They Hate Us Because They Can’t Control Us: Why the Left Fears Conservative Voices

I haven’t been canceled or censored — but I’ve watched what happens to those who are. And I’m tired of staying quiet.

There was a time not long ago when I kept quiet.

It wasn’t because I was unsure of what I believed — I’ve always leaned conservative. It’s just that voicing conservative views in today’s world often feels like stepping onto a minefield blindfolded. I saw what happened to others when they spoke up. I watched, quietly, as people got labeled, canceled, shunned, or flat-out erased for saying things that, not too long ago, would’ve been considered mainstream.

And for a while, I figured it wasn’t worth the risk. But that’s changing.

More and more, I’m realizing silence isn’t neutral. It’s permission. And I’m no longer comfortable giving it.

So no — I haven’t been doxxed, fired, or publicly dragged for my beliefs. But I’ve seen what happens to those who are. I’ve watched the cultural noose tighten around anyone who dares to step outside the pre-approved narrative. And I’ve had enough.

Because here’s what I’ve come to believe: conservatives aren’t hated because we’re cruel or outdated.