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Posted On: September 26th 2024, 02:47 pm

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emingadzhiev770

2 years ago

emingadzhiev770

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cosmos_bomb7558

2 years ago

cosmos_bomb7558

🔥🔥🔥

_chirkov2002_

2 years ago

_chirkov2002_

На расслабоне. На чиле🔥

naivnaya__devochka

2 years ago

naivnaya__devochka

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diakonovse

2 years ago

diakonovse

Ну нихуя себе 🔥🙌

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Fortunately, she will not succeed, because we will vote her out of office next month.

This is about more than a bike lane. It's about standing up to the wealthy and powerful few who they think they own the world. It's about building a safer, happier Los Angeles for all. It's about whether we're committed to the status quo or want real progress.

I'm sick of going out to this death trap of a road to film videos about this. Hopefully this is the last.

Like I said in the vid, this is a street fight. We are going to win. But it won't be easy.

If you're a cyclist in LA, I'm begging you to vote. The choice is obvious.