There are options but those options won't end up well for you as an individual. The only way things can change is collective action and people are too glued to their social media bubbles to realize that we're not as different as we think.
I don't work for FAANG or make a huge salary, I don't own property, I don't have anything.
Most of us aren't privileged enough to be able to walk away from work.
I need medication to live a partially functional life. Am I supposed to just magically acquire that medication while I'm being fired from work, losing my insurance, and being arrested for daring to have a democratic opinion?
Hell, my state is mostly Democrat right now. Am I supposed to go live in another state for a while and get arrested there so the right wing news can cry about how liberals are literally invading other states?
We were screaming and crying about how all this was going to go down for decades. Some of us even back in the red scare days. We were called socialist and unamerican.
But no, "Both sides" You would cry, or "Free market" to prevent us from reigning in corporations that own our lives. "We don't need a software developer union, what if the guy next to me makes more money! I can definitely negotiate better against literal behemoths than a collective group of people!" You cried.
In both Germany and the USSR, a lot of people died making zero progress (and maybe even negative progress in some ways) liberating their country.
I just think, as long as Trump's rhetoric and claimed policy is popular, there's no "resistance" possible. Americans want this crap. They'll keep voting that way until they get it as hard as possible.
So many people are insisting that people like me have to rise up and take back our country, ignoring that our country wants this and chose this, multiple times.
McCarthyism worked. It suppressed speech and activity, and basically eliminated socialism in the US for a century. History is rhyming.
I don't have a solution.