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Vota desde el techo
01:15
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The only right they give you and your “duty as a citizen”
Legitimizing the scam is the goal
The ballot’s a contract you sign and you lose
The post is your roof let’s make it stop
Vota, desde el techo.
No se te olvide ejercer tu derecho
Glorious democracy, power of majorities
Always expecting a counter attack
With the abuse of power, the horror of poverty
Aiming not choosing without demands
Vote from your roof top. Don't forget to exercise your right!
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2. |
Liberty Over Uniform
01:34
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Poor man working in the rich man's world
And you defend the status quo
Service man or a cop
You are against this labor force!
You were fed the lies when u were young
Indoctrinated
brain dead skulls
I’ll show you what is wrong
What to fight for
Blinded to believe in
Hierarchy or heresy
Those who abuse the poor
Protect the men above
Abuse and exploitation are enough
reasons to burn
governments no matter where you're from
Yet still many!
believe they are free
Abiding to the law
they choose Among the worst
Who will they salute!
The propaganda fed to us, Is good reason to distrust
A government that sends many to die
Yet you’ll sign up
To be a hero in your head
Not knowing, you are a pig
It's just a delusion
Crafted by the chosen few
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3. |
Wage Labor
00:55
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neo-Slavery is alive
Hidden from the masses eye
Camouflaged as government
The chains are the currency
They own your time
They steal your life
Wage labor is
neo-slavery
neo-Slavery is alive
The chains are the currency
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Fate of the Americas
00:50
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They invade, they enslave.
They loot, they rape.
They kill the native population.
The Expansion of rome, the new reach of god
manifest destiny, the ultimate goal
The cross and the sword
Arrives to the new world
no escaping or fighting,
The future is gone
The tragedy continued for 500 years
The blood line is death, the hunger is real
Their culture erased, their tale was re written
The fate of the Americas decided by greed
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Statetistic
01:04
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Traffic stops
Without infractions
There’s no way the tag lights out
You must be up to no good
The street is dark, your skin is too
Racial profile
Cause of murder
Substation next to the hood
Full of racist gutless cops
They pull over the minority
They will shoot at those who run
Ex-tra-ju-di-
cial A-bu-ses
Nothing's gonna stop the way they run it
The police is racist. systematically.
They target those who they’d think will stay
The ones they hate the most
The ones that have no escape
Racial profile
Cause of murder
Ex-tra-ju-di-
cial Abu-ses
Lack the lawyer
Lack the luck
Lack the justice
Lack the god
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6. |
Solidarity/Mutual Aid
01:09
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In times of crisis you need help we can lend a hand
Extinction be thy state power and the government
Solidarity mutual aid
Solidarity mutual aid
Solidarity mutual aid
Nature in its freest form
Progression I think not with the rise of war and famine
Our crys for peace amplified in the echo chamber
Yelling out we don't wish to battle
As the opposition still holds the power
Learn teach anarchy and peace
Collapsation of empires the fall of the kings
United forever planting the seeds
So in times of crisis lets hold out our hands
Anarchy, our mission, mutual aid our plan
Break down these walls we call boarders
Remove your shackles lash out at your masters
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C.A.M.P.S. Jacksonville, Florida
Citizens Against the Militant Police State
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