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thanks - mike adams
thicker than water, NYC
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Francis Alÿs
The Nightwatch
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Subvert - Landon Sheely
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Governments fail miserably constantly, the government of the united states is no different. Watch it fail again.
I hope all would agree that when human life is at stake law does not matter. Now all must realize human lives are always at stake.
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When they hit the brakes, we’ll keep truckin’ on
with the boys and the girls who are singin’ this song
and when their boys and their girls start singing along
maybe someone will see where it was they went wrong.
And when we hit the streets with our flags in the air
our voices will be heard and our vision will be shared
all those who are blind, their eyes will open up
and those who are deaf, will ask us to shut up
but we won’t, ‘cause we got too much to say.
And when you finally can’t stand to see the broken lives
asking you for help and checkin’ if you’ll spare a dime,
will you call a cop or stop and think about what’s right,
‘cause right isn’t a law, no right is trying to save a life
and we will ‘cause we got too much anyway,
and we will ‘cause we got too much anyway,
and we will ‘cause we got too much anyway.
The question is not whether the right or left is correct about “illegal” aliens or immigration.
The idea of a human being in any way being “illegal” or illegally walking to another plot of land for whatever reason is the problem.
Immigration is not a problem, human beings are not a problem, they may be a problem to your profits for some reason or another, but I don’t care about your profits when a human is suffering for any reason.
As long as there is suffering in the world, your profits are nothing.
The problem is not in “illegal” aliens or immigration. The problem is in you thinking your economics or politics somehow match up in any way to the value of a human life.
people > politics
people > economics
When injustice is law, resistance is duty. Everyone agrees in hindsight, very few at the critical moment. Resist.
