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Nunca M谩s / Never Again
"Your Honors, I wish to waive any claim to originality in closing this motion. I wish to use a phrase that is not my own because it already belongs to all the Argentine people. Your Honors: Never again."
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what I think will happen if I message my mutuals

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Ainda Estou Aqui (2024) / La memoria - Le贸n Gieco / Ausencias (2006) Gustavo Germano / Desapariciones - Rub茅n Blades
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We have the right to protest in Argentina.
EVERY WEDNESDAY retirees/pensioners have been gathering to protest in front of Congress.
EVERY WEDNESDAY the government launches an anti riot force to tear gass and violently repress people that are in their 70s, 80s, 90s.
THIS WEDNESDAY (MARCH 12, 2025) football fans joined the protests to give their support to the elders being abused by police forces every single week.
The government answered this by enforcing "special measures": FULL ON POLICE REPRESSION.
With full local news coverage, there are many videos of cops planting guns among protesters to justify their violent acts. There are many videos of cops hitting, pushing, and tear gassing elders.
With full local news coverage, cops shot at the head of a news photographer with a pressurized tear gas can, blowing the upper part of his skull open. Cops have caused this man to lose brain matter from the injury. He needed life saving surgery. The latest reports as of posting (March 13) say that, while the surgery was a success, he is not out of danger and he's in a very critical, very delicate state.
The government is now pushing forward punishment towards ALL football fans by limiting access to stadiums.
From the very start, our current government has tried to violate our right to protest by taking all possible measures to repress it and treat it as illegal. News coverage paints this as good and deserved.
This is in great part the fault of people without class consciousness AND without memory of what our history shows. We've gone through similar things during the 2001 crisis. There's nothing new under the sun.
Like we fought then, we have to fight now.
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Fuente: El Gato y La Caja (IG: elgatoylacaja)
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genuinely like. imagine being a lukeleia fan in 1983 and then going to see return of the jedi CONVINCED your ship was about to be #confirmed. i think about that so much. we in the modern era of fans have never been vibe checked like that. i鈥檇 lose my goddamned mind.
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pretentious moment incoming but why is everyone's idea of fashion so fucking boring these days. why the fuck did my manager just ask me "what's with the scarf". "what's with the scarf" fuck man do I need a reason to wear a faggy little scarf now? you could just say "nice scarf man". what's with your attitude
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"nobody uses whatsapp" in what world do you live
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Today in Buenos Aires there was a protest for the betterment of retired people's rights (keep in mind they are all middle to low class). The government sent cops to repress this protest who shoved up in full riot gear to stand against... middle aged people and elders.
There are videos of cops punching, kicking and pushing to the ground elders. People with moving disabilities due to illnesses and age. There's a graphic video of an older woman getting pushed to the ground by a cop, hitting her head hard against the ground. A press photographer was attacked by cops causing a skull fracture and intense bleeding, as time of posting undergoing lifesaving surgery.
While this is happening, the president puts on a circus performance of going to Bahia Blanca, affected by lethal floods, to "oversee" the construction/repairs of a bridge, with protests from the public.
While this is happening, the president is currently getting away with promoting a ponzi scheme of international magnitude. This blatant promotion is unconstitutional and he should be impeached over it. Congress is looking the other way.
And this is far from the tip of the iceberg when it comes to things currently happening every single day in Argentina. But we carry on, and we persevere.
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Skit by Argentinian comedy program Peter Capusotto y sus videos
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