Chaos Reigned

The unrest spread like wildfire, consuming city after city, leaving smoldering ruins in its wake. Entire neighborhoods were abandoned as those who wished to protect their families fled, leaving the streets to the mobs. Businesses that had stood for generations were looted and torched, their owners labeled as oppressors by those too blind with rage to understand the cost of their destruction.

The government, once an institution meant to uphold order, had long since abandoned its duty. Officials cowered in their offices, issuing meaningless statements that only emboldened the rioters. The police, once symbols of law and protection, had been defunded, demoralized, and scattered to the wind. Those who remained faced impossible choices—enforce laws that no longer mattered, or step aside and watch the world burn. Many chose the latter.

And so, chaos reigned. Courts refused to prosecute the guilty. The media spun the destruction as "progress." Those who dared speak out against the madness were silenced—canceled, doxxed, or worse. The uneducated masses, fueled by propaganda and blind rage, believed they were dismantling oppression, when in truth, they were merely paving the way for a greater tyranny.

For in the shadows, the real power players waited. The corporations, the tech giants, the political opportunists—each watching, each knowing that when the dust settled, it would be they who filled the void left behind. And the useful idiots who had burned their own country to the ground would be discarded, just as they had discarded the past.