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Wounded Beast
03:16
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Exploiter, employer, imperialist vulture. Drain the world dry for your bottom line. Enough's enough. Your time is over. Contradictions sharpening, producing your gravediggers. Unipolar hegemony slipping through your blood-soaked hands. Oppressed masses will take power. We won’t stop 'til we're all free. Now's the time for us to rise. Strike the dying empire from the belly of the wounded beast.
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Bosnia, Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Libya, Ukraine, Taiwan. How long will this go on? How many times will you fall for their lies? It's always defensive against threats they've invented. Power projection to protect U.S. investments. It's never been about peace, or they`d have welcomed the Soviets in the '50s. Now it's enemy after enemy to justify military overreach. It's 90 seconds to midnight and all they care about's their bottom line. Put every profiteer in the ground. Abolish NATO now.
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Shoulder To Shoulder
02:00
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It's not enough to smash the state. We have to build our own. It's not enough to read the right books if you're just sitting around at home. Fight together for worker power, shoulder to shoulder, never alone.
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Assata's Prayer
02:23
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It is our duty to fight for our freedom. It is our duty to win. We must love each other and support each other. We have nothing to lose but our chains.
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(Sub)culture Wars
01:21
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Freaks and norms, punks and skins, couldn't care less what subculture you're in. If you stand with the workers we'll fight side by side. If you shill for the bosses then you're my enemy. Fuck your scene credibility. I'd rather have solidarity from an uncool nobody who's for the masses. It's not a culture war, we're fighting for the working classes.
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Now Hidden, Now Open
01:28
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They run our lives down to the minute when we clock in. They tell us that we're free because we put a few in office. They don't give a shit about anything but their profits. They're killing you and me and making us pay all the costs. It's tails they win, heads we lose, but there's a way out. We just have to make some moves. Workers stand together, no more self-defeating feuds. We make the world run. It's time we make the rules. Fight the rich, not their wars. Let's fucking go. We're done fighting over crumbs. We're done paying for your bombs. We won't kill workers in countries you say are wrong. There`s only one war to be won.
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Laugh to keep from crying. Fight to keep from dying. I never asked for this life, but I won't leave the people behind. Might not live to see the new world. Give my last breath to tear down the old. The sick, the desperate, the broken can't afford to throw in the towel. It's our duty to at least go down swinging, to give our death meaning through struggle.
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