We Are Not Afraid
Persecution by the state keeps people on edge, which is one of the reasons people are so afraid to speak out. The fact that some are doing so now is really remarkable.”
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Persecution by the state keeps people on edge, which is one of the reasons people are so afraid to speak out. The fact that some are doing so now is really remarkable.”
“There’s so much that could be done that’s more unconventional.”
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They don’t actually have any vision for what kind of future we want. Do we really want to work more? I don’t want to work more.
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