I saw a post made by someone in which he told his story about his investment in Bitcoin and how it helped him go through the financially challenging times that the COVID-19 pandemic brought. A good, heart-warming story by a fellow Bitcoiner, BUT we shouldn't forget that simply HODLing/owning Bitcoin could also be a kind of political movement, because its features could make Bitcoin weaken or break down political strongholds.
It might be premature to call it a revolutionary movement, but what were the motivations of the early cypherpunks when they were building their tools? Satoshi's message in the Genesis Block is also political.
I also share this dream of political freedom through bitcoin mass adoption. Fiat has been a control tool in the hands of the government to control the entire activities of humans. They make and enforce draconian economic policies to force their political will on the people. It might be premature to call it a revolutionary movement, but what were the motivations of the early cypherpunks when they were building their tools? Satoshi's message in the Genesis Block is also political.
An example is my country when the government restricted cash withdrawal from citizens while government officials were given unhindered access to cash because they want to force the people to vote for them. Due to lack of money citizens were forced to sell their votes for peanuts because they needed money to buy food. Bitcoin would have been a political and economic tool to frustrate these evil plots by these politicians because it would have given the populace unhindered access to their money