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Part 1
01:10
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he raises his fist in a shallow notion. how long will he play this part?
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Part II
02:59
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sometimes i wish i could check out of this life. our desires rule our actions. we're just slaves to this suicide. locked in a culture we have no choice but to feed ourselves with material function. but i still have moments where the light shines through. even though it's fleeting it's worth fighting for.
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Eli Manning
02:41
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draw a line in the sand, this will determine where we stand. draw a line in the sand, the guise of protection is racism. we've got our scapegoat. in the name of country, in the name of freedom? no one is illegal.
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Joe Science
03:41
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imagine a world where you had to choose between the lesser of two failures. imagine your face when you found out you were the fall guy of a dying system. election night is judgement night. one less that we've learned. this system must die.
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