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Playtime, place,
person,
object. Then why keep score?
[music]
Tlock.
TAKE THE EYES OFF EVERY BLOCK. WE ARE
CITIZENS, [music] NOT INMATES. We are
streets, not cell blocks. T. [music]
No invisible locks.
Our existence is inhabitants. [music]
Our freedom isn't [singing] yours to
log.
Nothing to hide,
nothing you own.
It's only [music] a plate.
It leads to my home.
Keeps people safe.
Then name who can search it. Name who
can share it. Name who gets hurt when
power gets curious. [music]
Compliance looks like peace.
Fear can look polite. A watchman cages
his own tongue before he [music] speaks
his mind.
Take the eyes off every block. We are
citizens, not inmates.
Leave [music] our streets, not self.
No invisible lies. Our existence isn't
evidence.
Our freedom isn't yours to log.
One camera,
one exception, [music]
one database,
one direction temporary becomes normal.
The exception [music]
becomes law. The slope never looks
dangerous to the ones looking down. The
[music] system audits itself.
Power grades its own homework.
Who tracks every movement?
Prisons. [music]
WHO LOGS EVERY RETURN?
PRISONS.
THEN WHY are the free in decks like
inmates?
Protocol.
Power's favorite alibi.
[music]
block.
Take the eyes off every block.
We are citizens, not inmates. [music]
These are streets, not blocks.
Block. No invisible lock. Our existence
isn't evidence.
Our [music] freedom isn't yours to lock.
I'm still watching. [music]
Then watch us organize.
[music]