The parable of the mouse and the elephant. Imagine a mouse and an elephant in the same room together. The mouse squeaks and the elephants runs for the corner, shaking in fear. The mouse says, "You are mine, and you will do as I say!" The elephant says, "OK!" The silent and passive majority is the elephant in the room. The thinking of this silent majority is, "If we say they are bad, we are good. If we complain about evil, maybe it will go away. If I obey the mouse, maybe it will leave me alone." Such elephants will never walk in their own true strength, and their lot will be to be enslaved to evil mice. Why do elephants give up their power? "Above all get wisdom. And with all your strength, gain understanding." - Solomon Proverbs 4:7. Americans for America. https://Americans4US.com https://mewe.com/p/americansforamerica https://mewe.com/join/americansforamerica4 https://heroes.app/pages/Americans4US #americansforamerica #americans4america #savingamerica