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This week in tweets from @proflafferty

Heat index of 100 F at 11AM? This does not bode well. I'll be hiding under a rock if you need me. #

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Mantra #1

We owe no allegiance to any government. They owe abject allegiance to us.

Mantra #2

Corporations are not human. Non-humans have no inalienable rights.

Mantra #3

Single-payer or bust!

Mantra #4

It is impossible to awaken someone who is pretending to sleep.

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