I am from Hong Kong, just can't stop crying when I hear this song. In the darkest night, may shines the brightest star.

this comment is dedicated to the journalists of Gaza. Hind Khoudary, Motaz Azaiza, Bisan Owda, Plestia Alaqad, Noor Harazeen, Saleh Aljafarawi, Ali Jadallah, Bayan Abusultan, Daiana Albukhari, Lama Jamous, Nofal Ibrahim, your voices all matter. Because of you, we can hear the people of Palestine sing.

Godspeed to the protestors in Iran, fighting for the rights of women and journalists; and Godspeed to the protestors of Nigeria, fighting against police brutality!

For Ukraine 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

I dedicate this song to the people of Ukraine 🇺🇦!!

“If people fear the government there is tyranny; if government fears the people there is liberty” - Thomas Jefferson

“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." ~JFK

It's scary how many people from nations all over the world resonate with this song because of the terrible governments...

Today, Sept. 4th, 2020, Belarusian students of Minsk State Linguistic University were beaten and detained by the riot police for singing this song within the premises of the university. Can you imagine it?! Please let's spread the news about what's going on there and show them all our solidarity. Long live Belarus!

We, the people, decide! And we say not to war! Russia must stop this madness

"'I'd rather die standing than live kneeling."

I’m from Myanmar. The military seized control of our country since Feb 1, detained our leaders, killed and arrested many, many innocent students and citizens. But, we will never ever give up. We will fight for our country and federal democracy. This song gives me a lot of energy to start my day. I will fight for my country till I die. We fight and we will win.

Can we take a moment to admire how beautifully written these lyrics are? The way the words flowed together is nothing less than impressive all while conveying a lasting message that truly reflected those who were singing it. The only drawback is that the song is fairly short, but I can’t think of any songs that could top this one.

“When tyranny becomes law, resistance becomes duty.”

“People shouldn't be afraid of their government. Governments should be afraid of their people.”

Whoever played trumpet for this song deserves a god damn medal

Do you hear that, Robinhood, Melvin and entire fucking Wall Street??

Honestly, "The blood of the martyrs will water the meadows of France!" is honestly my favorite line in this song. Just the fact that it implies that every single person who died for the revolution will not be in vain and that their death had meaning to their cause. Even if they die and will not see the life and freedom they envisioned, the revolution, and by extension France, the country they love and fight for, and for the people they fight alongside with, will one day bloom and thrive from the soil their blood had nourished.

God bless those standing up for their rights all across the world right now.

"If we have no right to live, then you have no right to rule" - Noam Chomsky