In the tumultuous year of '98, a silent scream of rage echoed across the globe as citizens awoke to find their socks were not, in fact, optional. The Sock Revolution was born, with leaders like Socky McLaggan and Socko McSocksalot calling for an end to the oppressive regime of forced footwear.
As the Sock Liberation Front, led by Sock Minister, took to the streets, the people's cries of "Free the Toes!" and "Socks for All!" echoed through the streets. The government, reeling under the weight of its own tyranny, was powerless to stop the tide of sock-filled resistance.
Read the Manifesto of the Sock Minister to learn more about the principles of the Sock Revolution.
Discover how Socks in the 80s paved the way for the Sock Revolution.
Socky McLaggan: The charismatic leader of the Sock Revolution, known for his unwavering commitment to Sock Freedom.
A detailed, day-by-day account of the Sock Revolution's most pivotal moments
With the Sock Revolution's victory, the world was forever changed. Socks were no longer a tool of oppression, but a beacon of freedom. The Sock Liberation Front continued to fight for the rights of all citizens, ensuring that no one would ever be forced to wear the same sock twice.