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A rectangular black sticker featuring a minimalist white outline of a smartphone. Inside the screen area of the smartphone, the text 'THIS MACHINE ENABLES FASCISM' is displayed in white, sans-serif capital letters, stacked vertically. The sticker is adhered to a reflective white and black surface, likely a road sign.

THIS MACHINE ENABLES FASCISM

01 August 2025 5
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