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Artist: Ampere
Canonical path: /ampere/the-jailors-speak-of-freedom
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The Jailors Speak Of Freedom
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The Jailors Speak Of Freedom
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everything we own, we have stolen. we've no regrets. obscurity
and clarity collide. we've swallowed down these words for too long. all that is said can be disproved, and all that's not can be upheld. don't be content with being a spectator. speak up and choose a point you've made and expand it. choose a point you've made and destroy it. or critique the critiques. destroy the ironclad.
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