What is ‘activism‘ in this internet age where street protests are government-controlled and spokespeople for globalist agendas are mere tools for propaganda?

Wikipedia (a most-trusted source for current, unbiased knowledge ~ LMFAOROTF) states:

“Activism is not always an activity performed by those who profess activism as a profession. The term activist may apply broadly to anyone who engages in activism, or be more narrowly limited to those who choose political or social activism as a vocation or characteristic practice.”

There are also different types of activism.

What T posts on his personal Facebook account amount to ‘citizen’ or ‘internet’ activism, which we hope many of you do. An engaged and talking citizenry is essential to guard against tyranny in all forms.

What Southern Time Productions has done, and will continue to do going forward comes under the definition of ‘visual,’ ‘design,’ ‘art activism,’ or ‘artivism.’ Our mandate is not primarily profit-driven, but to make people aware of pressing social, health, and environmental concerns so that organic and genuine grassroots movements emerge to pressure the government and corporate forces in our world into taking action. More importantly, because we cannot count on the current global power structures to meet our demands, the human family should build new societal systems that love, respect, and cherish our fellow human beings, lives, and the environment.

At Southern Time Productions, we believe people can responsibly rule and think for themselves without a ruling elite or overbearing state control.

Eventually, we will have an application called the ‘Southern Time Community,’ where our fans, followers, Cultural Creatives, and fellow activists can connect, share and learn from one another, and plan to build a better world, TOGETHER.

What we at Southern Time Productions, the Southern Time Band, and the Southern Time Foundation are currently focusing on is helping to meet UNAIDS’ goal of eradicating AIDS by 2030.

*** DONATE NOW to support HIV organizations in Canada.

Ending AIDS is something we can do NOW. The science is proven. U=U (an undetectable HIV viral load means that the virus is untransmittable) is a reality. If governments worldwide provided affordable, effective, and consistent medications to all of their HIV- positive citizens, and encouraged those who think they may be infected to get tested, nobody might ever perish from AIDS again. Currently, almost one million people still die from AIDS around the world every year. This should not be.

T almost died from AIDS in 2009 because he did not believe HIV caused AIDS at the time. T was not taking medications or seeing a doctor for ten years. However, because T lived in Canada, a developed country with universal healthcare and government-mandated HIV coverage, he received the best treatment and was rescued from the brink of death. His viral load has been undetectable since 2010, and T’s immune system is now just as healthy as someone who is not HIV positive. T’s seronegative partner and he had their first child in 2020, and she and the baby do not have HIV.

Why is the relative health privilege that T received not available to all?

Why is there such gross inequity in our world?

Why are pharmaceutical companies purely profit-driven when the human right to health and wellness is supposedly a value we all cherish?

We, The People, should say what motivates the health industry. The antiretrovirals T is currently on were made in a generic version available to Canadian just a few years ago. Now, they cost the Canadian taxpayer about a third of the brand name’s original price tag.

Why are there specific populations in our world that are marginalized and stigmatized? Do we not all have the right to health and to be free from discrimination?

IF WE CAN END AIDS, WE CAN END ANY HEALTH, SOCIAL, OR ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN