America has an anger problem. Not because we lack things to be angry about, but because we keep choosing the wrong ones.

Instead of confronting the slow erosion of individual liberty, we rage at abstractions: imaginary kings, trendy villains, and half-understood claims like “AI wastes water.” Meanwhile, the real machinery that limits freedom hums along quietly in the background, unchallenged and largely unnoticed.

This isn’t activism. It’s distraction.