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what we do and what we have what we are is more than this taking back the rights of birth all we need is the dark rich earth.
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what can we do to stop machines or slow the gears what can we use to sever cords what can we do to tame the beast or sedate the rage what can we use to ease the pain dissipate the greed combat the fatigue self determination through resilient unity and where we spend is how we vote who do you support what we consume is who we become don't come undone repudiate the lies burn the cheap disguise disrobe the global specter together organized and just as they sat at the Lansburgh we can do the same aren't you laughing at your living wage it's time to put away this game.
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