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Sy Marcus Herve Traore

95,027 views • 2 years ago

Stephanie White on the noise around Caitlin and the game winner: "Idk the noise is ever going to be quiet. This is what Caitlin does. She makes big shots and she has big moments. When you have a player like her, it's very easy for people to take it for granted. Sometimes we take generational talent for granted. What she did was incredible for us. She's going to have many more moments like that. I know she is. We needed this one tonight."

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"Luckily, it seems that the mass majority of people are saying a hard no to [digital ID] but here's a few reasons why we absolutely must continue the fight." "When we have a system in place that is connected to our every purchase, everywhere we travel, everything we do, everything we say online... the sky is a goddamn limit in terms of how that can be used to control, micromanage and manipulate people." "There are way more of us than there are of them... and if enough of us refuse to comply to this, they can't impose it on us." "So take back your freedom, reclaim your power, and absolutely say no to digital ID."

"Luckily, it seems that the mass majority of people are saying a hard no to [digital ID] but here's a few reasons why we absolutely must continue the fight." "When we have a system in place that is connected to our every purchase, everywhere we travel, everything we do, everything we say online... the sky is a goddamn limit in terms of how that can be used to control, micromanage and manipulate people." "There are way more of us than there are of them... and if enough of us refuse to comply to this, they can't impose it on us." "So take back your freedom, reclaim your power, and absolutely say no to digital ID."

Wide Awake Media

59,278 views • 10 months ago

Today, federal agents shot and killed a man in Minneapolis in plain sight. This is why we are fighting back against this lawless administration. It has to stop! Millions are asking us to do something while our colleagues are standing in the way of basic accountability. This is what that looks like. We must stand for the people and their rights, freedom, and safety!

Today, federal agents shot and killed a man in Minneapolis in plain sight. This is why we are fighting back against this lawless administration. It has to stop! Millions are asking us to do something while our colleagues are standing in the way of basic accountability. This is what that looks like. We must stand for the people and their rights, freedom, and safety!

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145,251 views • 7 months ago