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[tmarshconnors]

Let's not be oblivious

As I sit here listening to my chakra music, I feel a profound sense of calm. The gentle vibrations align with my inner energy, helping me centre myself in a world that often feels chaotic and overwhelming. While this music brings peace to my mind, it also sparks a deeper reflection on the world we live in. A world where, every day, people fight for freedom, justice, and equality.

This feeling of being trapped is eerily reminiscent of a line from The Matrix: "Billions of people living out their lives... oblivious." Oblivious? But to what? You might ask.

Well, for those of us who have been paying attention, it's clear that something fundamental has changed in our society, especially in the United Kingdom.

So, are we oblivious? Perhaps some of us are. Perhaps some of us are content to go through life without questioning the systems around us, without wondering why certain ideas are deemed acceptable while others are shunned.

But for those of us who are paying attention, it's hard to ignore the creeping sense of restriction that now governs our speech and our thoughts. Freedom of speech. We often hear about it, celebrate it, and even defend it.

But do we still truly have it? Increasingly, it seems that expressing an opinion—especially one that doesn't fit neatly within the boundaries of mainstream ideology has become a perilous act.

No, I'm not talking about hate speech or incitement to violence. I'm referring to honest, open dialogue something that should be the bedrock of any democratic society. Take offence, for example. It's a natural part of human interaction.

We say things, we hear things, and sometimes those things don't sit right with us. When did we become so fragile, so easily wounded by words? I firmly believe, and always will, that being offended is a choice.

We can choose to be hurt by what someone says, or we can choose to engage in conversation, to challenge ideas, and to grow from the exchange. It seems we've reached a point where the mere act of disagreeing with someone can be seen as an attack on their very identity.

Pronouns, for instance—something as simple as getting them wrong can lead to an uproar. I understand the importance of respecting others and acknowledging their experiences etc, but is this really where we are now?

Have we become so thin-skinned that a misstep in language warrants outrage? It wasn’t that long ago that good men and women fought in wars to protect us from the onslaught of Communism and Nazism. I can say will all sincerity none and I mean NONE of them ever bothered to care about if they “hurt” someone's feelings.

The problem, I believe, runs deeper than just pronouns or debates about identity. (I am purely using that as an example) It's about control. In the name of protecting feelings, we've created an environment where expressing an opinion can feel dangerous. Where being honest can get you cancelled/silenced.

I will NEVER be silenced for my opinions or my right to speak. This isn't freedom. It's the opposite. It's a form of social policing that stifles creativity, humour, and genuine human connection.

We're living in a world where people are terrified of saying the wrong thing, not because they're hateful, but because they don't want to be labelled as such. And this fear? It's a powerful tool in the hands of those who seek to control the narrative.

The question is, what do we do about it? Do we continue to live in fear of offending others, walking on eggshells to avoid conflict? Or do we take a stand for the freedom to speak our minds, even if it means ruffling a few feathers along the way? For me, the answer is clear. We need to embrace discomfort.

We need to welcome difficult conversations. We need to reclaim the right to speak freely, to be wrong, to learn, and to grow. Because without that, we're just living in oblivion—billions of us, trapped in a world where silence is safer than truth. As I continue to listen to my chakra music, I can't help but feel that balance is the key.

Not just in our personal lives, but in society as a whole. We need to find the middle ground where respect and free speech can coexist. Where we can honour each other's experiences without sacrificing the right to express our own. The fight for freedom, justice, and equality isn't over. But it's not just about legal battles or protests in the streets.

It's about the everyday choices we make to stand up for our right to speak, to listen, and to live authentically—even when it's uncomfortable.

Let's not be oblivious. I find hope in resistance. In pushing back against a world that wants to box me in. In refusing to apologise for my speech or anything else I do. I see strength in the people who have come before me, who fought to be seen and heard, who shattered barriers and defied expectations.

As Ferruccio Lamborghini once said, “We only lose when we give up.”

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