Notes

It is possible to move mountains when moms work together to assist their kids.
Coalition of Mothers Against Censorship (shorter CoMAC) is on the battlefield again. Mothers were among the worst affected by the unrest that erupted in the summer of 2020. Their sons and daughters were protesting for different causes, while their mothers were at home, waiting, dreading the day when their children would come home and require medical care. Due to the spread of diseases the best option was to visit the emergency room to treat minor ailments. It is possible to get Covid simply by being there. That's why mothers would take care of their children at their homes, covering their wounds with love and a lot of bandages.

Then, weeks, or even months later CoMAC is back in the game, trying to show the government officials that this is not the way it operates. Have you watched those protest videos? Haven't you noticed anything? Imagine the way police would deal with peaceful protestors. They would spray the protesters with water and then run through the crowd. You can view these videos via searching Twitter or Youtube. keepvid You can also download them from Youtube. This isn't the way to go we should try to preserve the evidence of wrongdoing just because someone could claim the video and then take it down, once and again erasing eyewitness accounts of firsthand reports of what happened.


Have you heardthat police often play popular songs while filming, in order to trigger copyright mechanisms if this video is shared on Youtube or other websites that respect digital rights? This is another tactic of pushing the evidence beneath the carpet, long running practice of ignoring outspoken sources that provide accurate reports of what's happening both locally and globally. Youtube and Twitter's video sharing are frequently shut off for copyright claims. CoMAC has to sometimes monitor uploaders to ensure that evidence remains available. Moms band together their strength and emotional support, and provide it to extended family across the nation. We need to rise up and stop removing evidence that shows the brutality of government workers towards other protesters.

Mothers are on the front lines because they have children to cuddle and are usually the ones who smoke the frontlines. We've come to believe that our children are safe in their neighborhood in the event that this is true. We must take charge and be accountable for the actions of those in the world around us. Only with greater government oversight and personal responsibility will society be able to thrive and conquer its problems with grace, and still hold to good intentions. Visit the local CoMAC branch. Come on out!

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