A struggle session was a form of public humiliation and torture that was used by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) during the Revolution of 1949, and then again later during Mao's Great Leap Forward.
The aim of a Struggle Session was to shape public opinion and humiliate, persecute, or execute political rivals and those who were deemed political enemies. In general, the victim of a Struggle Session was forced to admit various crimes (i.e., resisting Communism, not wearing their symbols of fealty) before a crowd of people who would verbally and physically abuse the victim until he or she confessed to their apostasy.
It's like "taking a knee" to BLM thugs here in America today.
Since their society was racially homogeneous, and still very much is, by the way, the Commies pitted the people, most of whom were peasants, against the landowners (the "Landlords").
The same thing happened before that in 1917, during the Bolshevik Revolution. The Soviet Commies just pitted the have-nots (the "Serfs") against the haves (the "Bourgeoisie").
Here in America, where there is no peasant class majority, they are simply pitting the people of color against the "white" majority population. Same Commie, divide-and-conquer strategy. Just a different implementation.
Considering what I saw happening during the Summer of 2020 with the BLM/Antifa operations, which were being funded by Soros, Bezos, Gates, and the Chinese Communist Party, America has been enduring a giant Struggle Session of sorts ever since March 13, 2020.
Will We The People continue to tolerate such things, or will we learn to say "NO!" for a change? Come on, folks. Do we really want to end up like the 90-100 million Chinese Nationalists who were eventually murdered by the Communists there during their complete overthrow of that society?
That could very well happen here too, unless we get off our knees and start saying "NO!" for a change. Otherwise, we will soon be living in a dystopic, one-world slave state, which is what these demons have been building for us to live in since the end of WWII.
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