Unfortunately, you're right.
Other than a few words typed out on a website, there won't be so much as a token protest by the people of Cook County against this act of tyranny.
And in the incredibly far of chance someone does fight back, they will be gunned down in cold blood by the powers that be.
Waco taught us that much if nothing more
People don't want freedom. I'm certain of it. Those who do are seen as kooks, unappeasables, extremists, and dozens of other descriptions that don't mean a damn thing except to the sheep who mouth them thoughtlessly.
I'll not comply with another ban. No matter the cost. Easy for me to say as I live in Texas, but the sentiment stands.
Yes there were a few gunned down like the poor slob visible from above on the tower, but the majority were burned to death, incinerated, toasted, charred, cooked, roasted alive, by a caring and concerned President, and Attorney General, bowing to the media and LE frenzy of accusations regarding everything from A to Z.
Yep, right here in Constitution country, and following the toasting, the survivors, and there were not many, were forced to endure a court trial and incarceration for their beliefs.
The same country my ancestors were forced to flee at gunpoint for their very lives, and not many years later the government sent in the Army to attempt futher intimidation, forcing considerable effort to again save themselves from utter destruction.
Despite these anachronisms, we are far safer in the land of the free and home of the brave, and still endowed with inalienable rights should we choose to exercise them. Just be very careful when treading on the sensitive toes of your rich Uncle.