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Privatized prisons / Forced Labor
Incarceration / Is not a solution
Prison Industry / A for profit entity
A war against civilians / A broken psyche
We don't call it arrest / We call it kidnapping
We don't call it bail / We call it extortion
We don't call them prisoners / We call them hostages
We don't call this the streets / We call it a battle ground
Scare tactics / We turn against our own
Imprison the poor / Class segregation
Solidarity / No state cages
Support unarrest / and prison breaks
All prisoners are political
All hostages are political
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Cripple the Concrete
01:21
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Jackhammer the roads / cripple the concrete
The cover of night / keeps us discrete
Primal survivors / Our family tree
Action today / will set us free
This can't be stopped / This can't be co-opted
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Free the River
02:00
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(Dams are the ) Physical manifestation of humans over nature
Destroying ecosystems and indigenous tradition
Humans claim ownership over rushing waters
Rivers are the arteries of the feral world
Rip it Down / Tear it Apart / Blow it Up / Free the Rivers
Dominance over nature is a twisted view of progress
Shortsighted hyrdopower leads to desert agriculture
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All Flags Burn
03:35
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Distanced from the future / No return to the past
Not progression nor regression / Let the fires burn fast
Suffocation from society / dominance from technology
Even revolutionary systems are a sick pathology
Annihilation for Annihilation ~ All Flag Burn All Flags Burn
Resistance for Resistance ~ All Flag Burn All Flags Burn
Flames for Existence ~ All Flag Burn All Flags Burn
Abandonment is Beauty ~ All Flag Burn All Flags Burn
No utopia future
No reformed salvation
Just unmitigated hostility
Total fucking destruction
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