“The people on the ‘right side of history’ are usually fighting for freedom and liberty…”

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Entry from December 27, 2021

“The people on the ‘right side of history’ are usually fighting for freedom and liberty…”

“The people on the ‘right side of history’ are usually fighting for freedom and liberty, not censorship and reeducation camps” (also shown on an image) was posted on Twitter by Kevin on February 28, 2021. This image became popular, and was used by Luke Rudkowski on Twitter on December 22, 2021.

Twitter
Kevin
@notherKev
The people on the ‘right side of history’ are usually fighting for freedom and liberty, not censorship and reeducation camps.
(This is also shown on an image.—ed.)
#1984IsHere
#Freedom
#Liberty
5:14 AM · Feb 28, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

Twitter
Ernie
@eGomes2107
Replying to @mkeelanbishop @A_Libertardian and 2 others
The people on the right side of history are usually fighting for freedom and liberty, not forced medical devices and experimental medical injections. Governments trying to mandate injecting you with something is historically a major red flag. If you are that dumb then you do u
12:44 PM · Mar 13, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

Twitter
Luke Rudkowski
@Lukewearechange
Should be a moment of clarity for some people if they even get to see this.
(“The people on the ‘right side of history’ are usually fighting for freedom and liberty, not censorship and reeducation camps” is shown on an image.—ed.)
4:53 PM · Dec 22, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

Twitter
SpencerTangoFoxtrot (41.0291399, -115.0340737)
@cspence771
The people on the “right side of history” are usually fighting for freedom and liberty, not censorship and reeducation camps
2:22 PM · Dec 23, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

Twitter
Satirical Soldier
@SatSol_62
The people on the right side of history are usually fighting for Freedom and Liberty, not Coercion and Concentration Camps.
5:33 PM · Dec 23, 2021·Twitter for Android

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