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How is putting people on “lockdown” (prison term) legal in the self-described land of the free? Anyone have background on this term? It’s recent and suddenly people just started accepting it as normal for the government to lock you in your homes whenever anything happens.
>reminder, they ordered everyone in the WTC towers on 9/11 to do this so they’d die, but a chad security guy defied orders and save thousands because sitting still during a crisis is the worst thing you can do
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Lockdowns?
1. No one on america was legally forced to stay in a building because of covid
2. It's 2026
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they have a vision of the future, but it sucks, is gay, and requires you to be the constantly surveilled property of a nanny state.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=j0_TDPaUznw&ra=m



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