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Aquaria @aquariaofficial This is alarming + incites terror and normalizes martial law within states. NYT is irresponsible for publishing this article and there's no way in HELL I'll be following the opinion of a "Mr. Tom Cotton," a Republican senator from Arkansas. We do not need troops. We need justice. karen han @karenyhan · 21h hey @nytimes what the f--- is this The New York Times Opinion Send In the Troops The nation must restore order. The military stands read

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