To get past algorithmic censorship, they’re writing down the information on paper and holding up and shuffling through the handwritten signs as they talk about pretend subjects like shopping, food, and animals.
To get past algorithmic censorship, they’re writing down the information on paper and holding up and shuffling through the handwritten signs as they talk about pretend subjects like shopping, food, and animals.
The punishment? Up to six years in prison, a $3000 fine, and the loss of voting rights.
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The punishment? Up to six years in prison, a $3000 fine, and the loss of voting rights.
via Open Table Nashville—please follow them & share: www.instagram.com/p/DC11Hd8oEs...