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Everything we are facing today, every good thing we want to do, every victory we try to win...

All of it is fragile in the same way. The laws are written by the powerful to protect the powerful. If they also protect or instead protect regular people that is either an accident or a result of lots of regular people banding together to remind the powerful that the alternative is solidarity, and with solidarity comes Consequences.

The laws of this country, of most countries, exist to protect capital.

Every time we do something that is a threat to capital (such as to dare to remember our own history, to demand access to the books our grandparents read, to talk to one another without paying someone in the middle, to print, to publish, to distribute literature, to tell our own stores, countless other things) our ability to do so persists only so long as it is convenient for the capitalists.