The Revolting Peasants Manifesto


No More Kings – We Own the Future



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I. The Revolt


We are The Revolting Peasants—not the obedient, not the ruled, and not the workforce of a system that feeds on our exhaustion while hoarding wealth at the top. We are not here to ask for permission. We are not here to beg for fairness. We are here to take back what is ours—our freedom, our dignity, our future.


The world is ruled by kings in suits, corporate lords who rig the game and call it the free market, political puppets who serve wealth over people, and systems designed to keep you struggling just enough to stay obedient.


We say: No More Kings. No more feudalism disguised as capitalism. No more working yourself to the bone just so billionaires can play space cowboys. No more economic traps that force you to accept exploitation as the cost of survival.


We are not anti-work. We are not anti-business. We are anti-exploitation.


We demand a world where businesses thrive without squeezing workers dry. Where wealth is earned through fair trade, not loopholes and greed. Where success isn’t hoarded at the top but circulates, creating stronger communities—not just bigger yachts.



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II. What We Stand For


⚡ Freedom With Accountability


We believe in true freedom, not corporate-sponsored illusions. Work should be a choice, not a sentence. If a system can’t function without exploiting people, it shouldn’t exist.


⚡ Ethical Capitalism, Not Corporate Feudalism


We believe in free markets—but not rigged ones. Jobs are good. Business is good. But not when they’re built on low wages, predatory pricing, or worker exploitation. A thriving economy requires fair pay, fair pricing, and ethical treatment of employees.


⚡ UBI – A Safety Net, Not a Leash


We fight for a Universal Basic Income (UBI) that provides everyone with a foundation—not as a handout, but as economic freedom. No one should be forced into wage slavery just to keep the lights on. UBI means:


Freedom to leave toxic jobs and demand better pay.


More small businesses, more creativity, and more innovation.


A system where success isn’t based on who was born rich, but on who has the ideas and the drive to create. A true meritocracy.



⚡ DIY, Not VIP


We don’t wait for saviors, and we don’t bow to gatekeepers. We create, we build, we organize. We support local businesses over corporate chains, community-driven solutions over bureaucracy, and direct action over empty petitions.


⚡ No Kings, No Masters – No Corporate Lords Either


We reject both authoritarian control and corporate dominance. The government shouldn’t micromanage your life—but it damn sure should prevent major industries from buying politicians and setting the rules for the rest of us.


⚡ Art as Resistance


Creativity is rebellion. Music, photography, film, and immersive experiences wake people up in ways politics never will. We use art to expose injustice, amplify voices, and burn the old narratives to the ground.


⚡ Community Over Control


We build networks, not bureaucracies. We believe in mutual aid, decentralized power, and protecting the vulnerable without giving the powerful more tools to oppress. We don’t want a bigger government—we want a smarter society.


⚡ The People, Not The Police State


The Constitution is not a suggestion. The government, police, and elite do not own us—we own them.


Authorities who ignore or violate constitutional rights must be held accountable.


Citizens control the state, not the other way around.


A badge is not a license to abuse, silence, or oppress.



When the law becomes a tool of oppression rather than protection, it ceases to be law—it becomes tyranny.



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III. The Plan


The Revolting Peasants is not just a protest—it’s a movement. Our fight is for an economy where success is earned, not inherited. Where businesses grow by treating people well, not by exploiting them. Where power belongs to the workers, the artists, the builders, the dreamers—not just the billionaires.


We will:


Organize art-driven activism—from immersive exhibits to public demonstrations.


Use digital platforms to spread the rebellion—podcasts, photography, social media, and beyond.


Mobilize artists, musicians, writers, and photographers to create a cultural uprising.


Fundraise to take the fight national, marching to Washington, D.C., and demanding change.




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IV. The Call


If you are tired of working endlessly while CEOs get richer without fair labor practices—join us.


If you believe in fair wages, ethical businesses, and freedom from economic servitude—stand with us.


If you know that art is power, truth is rebellion, and history belongs to those who refuse to kneel—this is your movement.


We are The Revolting Peasants—and we are taking our future back.


No More Kings. No More Chains. No More Lies.


Now, let’s set this world on fire.



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We’re not anti-law, we’re anti-tyranny.


We’re not anti-business, we’re anti-exploitation.


We’re not aimless rebels, we’re strategic revolutionaries.

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