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Patriot Front Labor Day 2022

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First published at 17:37 UTC on December 11th, 2022.

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Activists held a march through Indianapolis, Indiana in recognition of Labor Day. The march proceeded past the State Capitol as activists marched through over a mile of downtown without incident. These actions were carried out for the defense of American labor, in protest to the greed of current corporate and financial systems, and the memory of the Americans who built this country.

A speech was given on the steps of the Indiana War Memorial. "The corporate gangster cares little if his workers are divided by a dozen languages and a dozen faiths, his god is greed and his language is money." [...] "It is clear we cannot ask the government or the corporations to redress these grievances, so we must embody the solutions ourselves."

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